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add projectile to #what-I-use with magit? #183

Open dckc opened 1 year ago

dckc commented 1 year ago

what-I-use definitely includes magit. To start using it, my habit is to navigate into the project with C-x C-f and then M-x magit-status. It's kind of a mouthful. Since I watched some video (TODO: check diigo bookmarks) of somebody using projectile, I've been wondering about adding it to #what-I-use.

I just started emacs after restarting my machine (to get a browser update). Maybe now is the time?

quickstart says: M-x package-install [RET] projectile [RET] no joy: package not found (IIRC). I found it with package-list-packages. i. x.

(Do I want to add it to a config file? How should I manage my config files? I have a dotfiles repo but I don't use it much. Should I combine it with this madmode-blog repo?)

projectile-ripgrep looks tempting... blinders...

You need to know only a handful of Projectile commands to start benefiting from it.

  • Switch project (s-p p)

What's "s-p"? Super-p? Is that the Windows key? Doesn't seem to work.

Projectile doesn’t have a default key prefix for its commands, but all the examples in the manual assume you’ve opted for s-p (super-p).

Hm. So no defaults? Maybe not.

dckc commented 3 weeks ago

wishing for fuzzy find. again.

I'm habituated to fuzzy file finding in vs-code and github, but to open the directory, I still have to use tab completion of exact prefixes.