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Yevgnen
More friendly interface for ivy.
The code that gets the buffer path referred to projectile far too eagerly. Only when the file path of the buffer wasn't known it was necessary to get the projectile...
Projectile information is quite useful, but the functions to get the project root can be quite slow. It would be great to have a mode to disable the projectile interaction....
`all-the-icons-icon-for-mode` can‘t get expected result in some modes (such as [enhanced-ruby-mode](https://github.com/zenspider/enhanced-ruby-mode)). So use `all-the-icons-icon-for-file` as a backup option.
See the screenshot where the matching for 't' and 's' letters is displayed (with `ivy--regex-fuzzy`): 
Hi @Yevgnen, This fixes padding of virtual buffers' paths, in case the projectile mode isn't installed
This is really a quite small grievance, but I thought I'd report it anyway. When you have a very thin frame, you can't switch buffers. The following error is observed...
`ivy-rich-switch-buffer-buffer-name` seems to apply the `ivy-modified-buffer` face to all buffer names. That makes all the buffer names colored funny in themes that support the ivy faces (plus doesn't let you...
To reproduce: 1. `M-x browse-url-emacs RET https://nicolas.petton.fr` (or any other website) 2. `C-x b` With ivy-rich: a message `Apparent cycle of symbolic links` appears Without ivy-rich: `C-x b` displays a...
Hi. The developer of ivy,@abo-abo, mentioned you in a comment on a pull request that I made today, but he didn't use the '@' feature so I thought I would...
I use Emacs in a terminal, and I just tried ivy-rich. Each line wraps with the last trailing space extending to the next line, so that all the lines are...
