Open alexandnpu opened 9 years ago
Hi
:+1: same probleme here
Interesting. Do you had managers.py
already open in a buffer? Some list of steps to reproduce it?
@Iazel , I've changed my job, so i no longer have that configuration now. But I just cloned the latest ag.vim, it seems that the issue does not come out. I don't know whether it will come out later in my use.
Right now, I am using ags(https://github.com/gabesoft/vim-ags), which is better, I think, :)
Hi, for me I removed your plugin to only use vim with
set grepprg=ag\ --nogroup\ --nocolor\ --case-sensitive\ --path-to-agignore\ .agignorecustom
But, good news for you, I still have the problem with my custom command so I don't think it is related to this plugin.
Thank you for writing vim plugins :)
Note: #99 introduces some code that has the same problem as this issue, so it needs to be checked too.
Is someone able to explain how to reproduce this?
I've encountered this even with just setting grepprg to ag without this plugin just like @Hettomei so I assume it's a vim issue.
Strange. I guess it could be an ag issue too... But I've never seen ag mix the paths like this before. Maybe someone can make a small reproducible vim script and open a vim issue? I wonder if we can get other programs (like ack) to reproduce this.. On Jul 10, 2015 16:20, "Numkil" notifications@github.com wrote:
I've encountered this even with just setting grepprg to ag without this plugin just like @Hettomei https://github.com/Hettomei so I assume it's a vim issue.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/rking/ag.vim/issues/79#issuecomment-120532202.
They are having the same issue on their issue tracker in github.
guys, a patch for this is ready:
Thank you to inform us ! Vim just get better :)
I am reading the code of reviewboard. https://github.com/reviewboard/reviewboard.git
The following output
you can see that , the second in the ag.vim output is one absolute path, where I expect it to be relative path.
The output of running the same command in shell gives the expected result.