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My use case is that I sometimes open up a few files in some other project to make a small change or view what's going on, then after a while decide I want to create a project for the repo that file is in.
AFAICS there is no way to request "create a project based on current buffer directory".
I could use :lcd %:h before opening telescope-project, but would appreciate the more streamlined approach.
That said, I recognise that creating a project is not the most common operation.
N.b. an alternative that would also work for me would be to be able to start telescope-project in a specified directory.
E.g. for the find_files picker I can map to builtin.find_files({ cwd = vim.fn.expand('%:p:h') }) in order to open up telescope searching from the directory of the current buffer.
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My use case is that I sometimes open up a few files in some other project to make a small change or view what's going on, then after a while decide I want to create a project for the repo that file is in.
AFAICS there is no way to request "create a project based on current buffer directory".
I could use
:lcd %:h
before openingtelescope-project
, but would appreciate the more streamlined approach.That said, I recognise that creating a project is not the most common operation.
N.b. an alternative that would also work for me would be to be able to start
telescope-project
in a specified directory.E.g. for the
find_files
picker I can map tobuiltin.find_files({ cwd = vim.fn.expand('%:p:h') })
in order to open up telescope searching from the directory of the current buffer.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: