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Emacs Rails mode based on projectile
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Mercurial repos break projectile-rails-find-* #89

Closed shreve closed 8 years ago

shreve commented 8 years ago

I've had mixed results with this issue.

In an existing mercurial project, calling projectile-rails-find-model provides a list of all my models, but they include their relative path (app/models/tag | app/models/ticket , etc). When I select one, nothing happens. The file isn't opened.

When trying to reproduce this issue in a blank repo with a few example models, the correct behavior is observed until running hg init. Afterward, projectile-rails-find-model returns a blank list. I can type a model name and RET and the correct file opens.

These examples used model, but the issue is the same with all the find methods.

I'm using emacs 24.51, projectile-20160321.2307, and projectile-rails-20160303.1450.

asok commented 8 years ago

@shreve I'm afraid this is related to projectile which is what projectile-rails is based on. From the top of my head - maybe you could try to disable/enable cache in projectile?

shreve commented 8 years ago

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I dug a little deeper and found where projectile-rails hooks into projectile for searching. I think the issue deals with projectile-get-repo-files. I can't find the exact issue, but I found that switching the indexing mode to native foregoes the VCS, and fixes my issue! 

;; ~/.emacs
(setq projectile-indexing-method 'native)

If I can figure out anything else, I'll open a ticket in their repo. Thanks for your service!