Question: possible to link based on currently active git branch?

[lnostdal]

..not sure this is the right place to ask, but yeah would be a super cool thing.

[vspinu]

Could be as an option. The default locations (project, dir and buffer) are merely examples. It basically comes down to writing custom methods sesman-context and sesman-relevant-context-p. But I don't quite understand the use case. Could you please elaborate a bit?

[lnostdal]

OK, I might look into those keywords and some elisp later (tho pretty much a noob with elisp :P). I suppose using two directories each with different branches of the same project might work -- but it'll lead to many, many open files almost with the same name (confusion, mess). If you imagine working on 3-4 branches (which I do); the mess is even greater. x) A workflow where a single key combo changes git branch and sesman instantly picks up on this would be superior in some cases, I think.

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Could be as an option. The default locations (project, dir and buffer) are merely examples. It basically comes down to writing custom methods sesman-context and sesman-relevant-context-p. But I don't quite understand the use case. Could you please elaborate a bit?

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[vspinu]

I see. This is an interesting feature. If emacs has a built-in ability to retrieve the current git-branch then implementing this should be a triviality.