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in my case $(find . -name "Gemfile" -type f -exec sh -c 'cd $(dirname $1) && bundle _1.17_ >/dev/null 2>&1 && bundle _1.17_ show --paths' -- {} \;) would also add to the search the location of my gems in ruby.
A new argument like g:custom_paths would do. Can we have this implemented, or otherwise should I create a PR for that?
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Add the possibility to add your custom paths for search
[Feature request] Add the possibility to add your custom paths for search
Oct 2, 2019
jezus-nunez
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[Feature request] Add the possibility to add your custom paths for search
[Feature Request] Add the possibility to add your custom paths for search
Oct 2, 2019
I wonder if other search plugins have a convention for their g: variable name.
If they do, let's use their name, too. Otherwise, I think g:project_path would be more descriptive.
In the command building the plugin allows for the current guess for project root. Could we also add the possibility of adding your own custom paths.
vim-side-search/plugin/side-search.vim
Line 197 in be409b2
in my case
$(find . -name "Gemfile" -type f -exec sh -c 'cd $(dirname $1) && bundle _1.17_ >/dev/null 2>&1 && bundle _1.17_ show --paths' -- {} \;)
would also add to the search the location of my gems in ruby.A new argument like
g:custom_paths
would do. Can we have this implemented, or otherwise should I create a PR for that?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: