Magnus Therning

I've tried to instead start aider from a dired buffer visiting the project's root folder. That works for a while, but after adding a few files aider gets confused and...

It happens to me in _all_ repos... but I'll find a specific one and reproduce it there. In the mean time... what happens if you jump to a second file,...

1. Open the aider.el project 2. Open `aider.el/examples/battleship/fleet.py` 3. Start aider, transient menu -> `a` 4. Add the current file, transient menu -> `f` 

I'll see if I can put together a minimal Emacs config and see if I can reproduce it then as well.

> 1. will manual copy paste this command in aider session still not work? /add examples/battleship/fleet.py If I do that I get asked about creating the file, i.e. it doesn't...

For fun I tried one other thing 1. Open `examples/battleship/fleet.py` in aider.el 2. Start aider session 3. Manually add the file with the full absolute path, `/add /home/elrond/.emacs.d/straight/repos/aider.el/examples/battleship/fleet.py` 4. Manually...

Another thing that I find confusing is that when I start aider in the project root, where the `.git/` folder is, then aider claims there is no git repo: ...

Ah, yes indeed... there's something strange with aider itself I guess:  its claim that > Note: in-chat filenames are always relative to the git working dir, not the current...

I created ticket on aider: https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider/issues/3941

> Yes. In past months, wherever aider start (cur working dir), with or without --subtree-only, it can add file, with git root relative path format. Isn't the problem I have...