Fix pe/follow-current-open when not in project buffer #43
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+1, this is very useful. @sabof, do you care to merge this? |
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When
pe/follow-currentis set tot, if you visit any buffer that is not in a project and you have projectile installed,pe/follow-current-opendisplays an error in the minibuffer every time the timer function is run...The error comes from Projectile when it is called with the default project root command on line 292 of project-explorer.el.
This pull request makes the timer function only try to follow the current project if we are in one.
The reason I changed
pe/follow-current-openand notpe/project-root-function-defaultis becausepe/follow-current-openappears to be the only location where this error isn't useful, and the projectile command can short-circut the logic in project-explorer so that it will be slightly more future-proof.