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Hey there,
I was using a different project manager, which was just called 'projects', but I was getting annoyed that each time I selected a project, I could not change the behavior upon to load it. One thing though that I really did like was I could add filenames/extensions into a glob list which was used to determine what the "project root" was. If I entered a directory that contained something in the list, it would auto-add it to the list of projects, so I added '.project.nvim' into the list, and then any directory I wanted to count as a project, I just created a file of that name at the root. Then when selecting it, wherever that file was, was made the CWD whenever I opened the file manager.
Does any functionality currently exist in this extension that would allow for this type of behavior, or would I have to try and do some custom stuff on my end to do this?
Thanks,
-MH
Edit: I currently have something worked out by mixing the two project plugins, but would still be nice to know if I can accomplish it in just this one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey there,
I was using a different project manager, which was just called 'projects', but I was getting annoyed that each time I selected a project, I could not change the behavior upon to load it. One thing though that I really did like was I could add filenames/extensions into a glob list which was used to determine what the "project root" was. If I entered a directory that contained something in the list, it would auto-add it to the list of projects, so I added '.project.nvim' into the list, and then any directory I wanted to count as a project, I just created a file of that name at the root. Then when selecting it, wherever that file was, was made the CWD whenever I opened the file manager.
Does any functionality currently exist in this extension that would allow for this type of behavior, or would I have to try and do some custom stuff on my end to do this?
Thanks,
-MH
Edit: I currently have something worked out by mixing the two project plugins, but would still be nice to know if I can accomplish it in just this one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: