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Is there a way to exclude files from projectile?
Assume we use ripgrep (terminal command rg), we can add arguments to rg to ignore folders/files as you prefer, ignoring folder by option –glob with folders read from projectile-globally-ignored-directories that you set; ignoring files by option –ignore-file. However, this option specifies a file that lists all files to be ignored.
Why is the indexing service not running in Windows 10?
The issue of Indexing not running in Windows 10 occurs when the computer isn’t able to use the service of Indexing on your computer. Indexing maintains an index of the majority of the files in your computer to improve searching. A normal search may take 10x more time as compared to indexing. The scenarios where the indexing service fails
What do I do if my index is not running?
Open the Indexing window and click on Advanced present at the bottom of the window. Under the tab of Troubleshooting, click on the option of Rebuild. This will force the module to rebuild the index.
Why is the Windows Search Engine not working?
Since indexing is related to search, there are also reports by users that Windows search service is not running on their computers. Furthermore, indexing in Outlook 2010 might also get affected. In some very rare cases, the indexing might be working but its options might be broken.
How to tell helm to ignore certain files?
I’m not sure when this functionality was introduced, but you can exclude files from helm-find-files by setting helm-ff-skip-boring-files to t and making sure the ignored pattern is on helm-boring-file-regexp-list. From its documentation: Non–nil to skip files matching regexps in helm-boring-file-regexp-list.
How to exclude files from projectile in Emacs?
A list of files globally ignored by projectile. A list of directories globally ignored by projectile. A list of file suffixes globally ignored by projectile. A list of regular expressions for major modes ignored by projectile. If a buffer is using a given major mode, projectile will ignore it for functions working with buffers.
What are the two modes of operation of projectile?
Projectile has two modes of operation – one is portable and is implemented in Emacs Lisp(therefore it’s native to Emacs and is known as the native indexing method) and the other relies on external commands like find, git, etc to obtain the list of files in a project.
Is there a way to jump anywhere with projectile?
As you can see in the demo, Projectile can jump anywhere, even if there’s only a filename without path. It works everywhere, even in text file. In the demo, the first path is a file that I opened using a command from M-x. The second path is a directory that I opened using a key binding.