Re: [Builder] Git project file open
- From: "John (J5) Palmieri" <jfive google com>
- To: Christian Hergert <christian hergert me>, builder-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Builder] Git project file open
- Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2014 05:11:52 +0000
I see. I often open up files using full paths. Opening up in the git directory now allows me to search for files. It doesn't work with subproject however. Perhaps I will look at adding that capability as a small patch.
On Sun Dec 21 2014 at 11:14:03 PM Christian Hergert <
christian hergert me> wrote:
That's a great suggestion.
Right now, it only picks up the repository if you run Builder from
within that project. (For example, cd foo; gnome-builder). Then it loads
the index.
This wasn't on purpose. We just don't have a project abstraction in
place yet.
The goal is to represent the current project with a GbProject, which
will get assigned to the GbWorkbench (our toplevel window). That will
cause the GitSearchProvider to update, etc.
I hadn't thought about allowing searching through any project you've
opened, that might be a good idea for people working on more than one
project at a time.
However, we do intend to support multiple projects open at once. Not
sure if that would negate the need to search other projects though.
-- Christian
On 12/21/2014 06:21 PM, John Palmieri wrote:
> I realize this is all a work in progress but the one thing I found lacking
> that would allow me to use gnome-builder was file open searching. I would
> be nice when I open up a file in a git directory for all the files in the
> git manifest to become searchable with the search widget.
>
> Ideally gnome-builder would learn which git projects I edit files in and
> provide a way for me to turn off/on searching in those projects. I have a
> tendency to work on one to three git projects at a time. Sometimes it is
> helpful to search cross project and sometimes I want to focus on just a few
> or just one of the projects.
>
> Anyway, great work. I'm happy to contribute to design and specification
> discussions in the short term. My use case isn't directed at GNOME
> development nor are they contrary to that goal. I'm going to pass my
> involvement by my HR and perhaps I will be able to contribute patches in
> the future.
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