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It's a feature request if there is no such option.

i don't understand how this mother fucker work

When in a git repo (the non fallback case) find-file-in-repository doesn't seem to work. The minibuffer looks like this:

Find file in repository: [Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden.
]

(My locale is german and it means the system is unable to find the path.)
I'm unable to open a file from this prompt.

It would be nice if find-file-in-repository was looking for files in git submodules folders

Opa

For a large repo (9.8k files) I find the completion to be very laggy: see my SO question.

How can I introduce a delay into the process such that only when there is a gap in typing (say 300ms) we go out and run a git ls-files ...?

Looks like the --recurse-submodules flag is not compatible with -zco

$ git --version
git version 2.30.0

$ git ls-files --recurse-submodules -zco --exclude-standard
fatal: ls-files --recurse-submodules unsupported mode

$ git ls-files --recurse-submodules --exclude-standard
.gitignore
README.md
find-file-in-repository.el

Would be great to show results regardless of upper/lower casing, for easier typing!

Workaround example with use-package:

(setq read-file-name-completion-ignore-case t)
(ido-mode)

(use-package find-file-in-repository
  :bind ("C-x f" . find-file-in-repository))

find-file-in-repository doesn't appear to work if you're accessing a remote checkout via tramp (e.g. if you're visiting a file like /ssh:me@remotemachine:path/to/repo).

When I try it, I get weird options including the following:
/bin/bash: line 0: cd: /ssh:<path to my git root>: No such file or directory

Hi,

this is a great extension, is there a way to make it run with ido-flx's matching on steroid ?

Thanks in advance

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If I'm editing f1.cljs and I type C-x C-f f2.cljs, it is likely that I mean the f2.cljs file in the same directory I'm in (or in the same directory that f1.cljs is in), or somewhere in the same subtree at least.

For now, instead of getting the f2.cljs in the same directory (src/project relative to project root in my case), the default is resources/public/js/compiled/out/project/f2.cljs.

In general, sorting project files is a problem that every file-opener has. I described in detail how I'd expect finding to work in another bug report for projectile: bbatsov/projectile#549

Kind of a beginner question, but how do you install this package? I have everything else installed with el-get but this package doesn't seem to be in there, so what specifically do I need to do?

welcome