Doesn't trigger QuickFixCmdP[re|ost] autocmds about vim-dispatch HOT 10 CLOSED

When should it run the Post? After dispatching? After the results are in? There's no guarantee of the latter so that's a non-starter for cleanup tasks.

I had this for a while but yanked it out, as I couldn't find a way to satisfy all use cases. I think the best bet is to come up with a new set of autocommands.

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QuickFixCmdPost is supposed to be triggered after running any of the quickfix commands like :make, :lmake etc. I am using this in my gem https://github.com/dhruvasagar/vim-markify where I process the quickfix (or location list) in this autocommand to mark all errors using signs.

I suppose I could use vimresize like you are, but based on the usual vim-flow, seems like these autocommands should be triggered as they are meant to...

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Yes, that's one way to use it. Another way is https://github.com/tpope/vim-bundler/blob/master/plugin/bundler.vim#L471-L479. If I add support for your requirements, it breaks the current working directory with mine. (You can debate the merits of my technique, but I doubt I am the only one using it.)

This is why I say it would be better to have different events. Then I can opt into the one I need and you can opt into the one you need.

I assume you would actually like an event that fires on :Copen as well, correct? This means that you would get marks even when loading a partially complete run.

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Pardon me, but I am not completely sure if I follow. How will QuickFixCmdPost event in markify break the current working directory ?

Markify simply calls getqflist() or getloclist(0) and processes the list to place the signs.

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Calling doautocmd QuickFixCmdPre make in dispatch.vim will break the current working directory for anyone with bundler.vim installed.

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So would you then suggest me to tap into VimResize in case dispatch is installed ?

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Absolutely not. You'll get false positives, false negatives, and only support tmux.

This is an easily solvable problem if you would just answer my questions.

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Well I need to process the quickfix / location lists after they've been populated to place the signs.
So if you are to use a new autocommand, it should run after the quickfix list has been populated.

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Okay, I'm now firing QuickFixCmdPost cgetfile. It's a weird name but I figured mapping to the underlying operation was as good as anything. I'm omitting QuickFixCmdPre until someone needs it.

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Thanks :)

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