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When performance mode is turned on and the definition is in an open file atom shows the same result twice:
Looking into it it appears to be caused by ripgrep not ignoring absolute paths:
I have fixed this locally by removing the atom buffer scan, and am happy to make a PR.
However this has the side effect of excluding files outside the project. Although that would be an edge case I thought I raise it anyway.
Hello,
I am interested in knowing how to remove the atom buffer scan.
I'm novice with packaging edition in Atom.
Thx
Edit :
Based on your issue BurntSushi/ripgrep#479 it's work with this : return filePath.split("/").pop(); on line 56 in ~/.atom/packages/goto-definition/lib/searcher.js
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When performance mode is turned on and the definition is in an open file atom shows the same result twice:
Looking into it it appears to be caused by ripgrep not ignoring absolute paths:
I have fixed this locally by removing the atom buffer scan, and am happy to make a PR.
However this has the side effect of excluding files outside the project. Although that would be an edge case I thought I raise it anyway.
I have also raised this issue on the ripgrep repo:
BurntSushi/ripgrep#479
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