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Currently some project paths cannot be recognized because they contain
characters that the string.find function thinks are part of a pattern.
An example would be /tmp/my-project as it contains a - (non-greedy
match). Escaping the - with %- will result in an error when the
command wants to change the directory or wants to find a file in the
directory.
Minor change:
For clarity I renamed the variable path to file_path and fixed a
typo in current_proyect to current_project.
To allow for pattern matching in the keys of the table project,
current_project.path needs to be set to the match instead of the key
itself.
Due to the vim.fs.normalize that expands environment variables, ~,
etc. the last / will be stripped from the pattern. This will lead to
potentially incomplete matches.
If your pattern is .*terraform%-.-/ to match /path/to/terrafrom-prod
and /path/to/terraform-dev, your command will fail because the path
will yield only /path/to/terraform- thus not being able to find the
directory (eventhough the pattern tries to end with /).
To combat this — bit of a hack — you can append .- to retain the last
/.
The pattern then would be .*terrafrom%-.-/.-:
.* greedily match everything
terraform literal terrafrom
%- matches - because it needs to be escaped with %
.- non-greedily match everything
/ literal /
.- matches nothing (since it is non-greedy) and is only there to
prevent / from being stripped
Currently some project paths cannot be recognized because they contain characters that the
string.findfunction thinks are part of a pattern. An example would be/tmp/my-projectas it contains a-(non-greedy match). Escaping the-with%-will result in an error when the command wants to change the directory or wants to find a file in the directory.Minor change: For clarity I renamed the variable
pathtofile_pathand fixed a typo incurrent_proyecttocurrent_project.To allow for pattern matching in the keys of the table
project,current_project.pathneeds to be set to the match instead of the key itself.Due to the
vim.fs.normalizethat expands environment variables,~, etc. the last/will be stripped from the pattern. This will lead to potentially incomplete matches. If your pattern is.*terraform%-.-/to match/path/to/terrafrom-prodand/path/to/terraform-dev, your command will fail because the path will yield only/path/to/terraform-thus not being able to find the directory (eventhough the pattern tries to end with/).To combat this — bit of a hack — you can append
.-to retain the last/.The pattern then would be
.*terrafrom%-.-/.-:.*greedily match everythingterraformliteralterrafrom%-matches-because it needs to be escaped with%.-non-greedily match everything/literal/.-matches nothing (since it is non-greedy) and is only there to prevent/from being strippedFixes #94