Tim Pope

The issue is the `platform` directory has an extra level of nesting under `regions`, which is not supported by `*`. If these are the only two paths you care about,...

I think this would be reasonable, with a fallback to the old behavior if the file doesn't exist.

With `.vimrc` in `$VIMBLACKLIST`, `pathogen#infect()` returns `finish`, which when given to `:execute` handily short circuits the rest of the vimrc (occasionally useful when debugging). There should be no other difference....

The requisite information is available in `projectionist#navigation_commands()`, although this leaves you in charge of the nontrivial task of globbing. I'd be willing to expose a function to help with that....

This is basically identical to the built-in `'path'` support and I think it would be a reasonable addition.

If it's a dir it needs a trailing slash: `"alo-aliroot/"`.

Yes, you're targeting the directory's contents. If you really just want to do one arbitrary directory, a `.projections.json` might be more appropriate.

If you don't want to commit the file to the repo, add it to `.git/info/exclude`. Or use Fugitive's new Projectionist support and put your projections in `.git/info/projections.json`. If having it...

Drop the single quotes. On Tue, Nov 27, 2018 at 11:28 Laurent Aphecetche wrote: > First, thanks a lot for your patience. I guess the ProjectionDetect would > be my...

I don't understand `list_files_for_projection()`. If you only care about one individual glob, why involve projectionist at all?