> creating the Geany project one directory above so foo becomes a single
> directory of the project and can get ignored as a whole.
Which is why I showed it as `project_dir/remote` where remote is the mount and
the ignored pattern.
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> But using patterns allows the plugin to autoselect which projects to disable
> since it can distinguish between project1_dir/remote (which is the slow
> remote mount) and project2_dir/local (which is fast local storage).
But I think the problem (if I understand it correctly) is, that when you
> I can do that - IMO that makes more sense than ignoring the whole project
> based on the ignored directory patterns.
But using patterns allows the plugin to autoselect which projects to disable
since it can distinguish between `project1_dir/remote` (which is the slow
remote mount) and `projec
> I don't use the plugin's sidebar BTW - I haven't even noticed that there is
> one till now.
Just curious - what are you using the plugin for then?
> I'd also be fine with an option to disable to plugin/directory traversal on a
> per project basis
I can do that - IMO that makes more sense t
> You both seem to ignore the fact that one can have projects where the plugin
> makes sense and others where it doesn't (work).
Plugins can be disabled in the plugin manager.
> The problem is not the indexing itself but the directory traversal which
> happens no matter what the index setting
You both seem to ignore the fact that one can have projects where the plugin
makes sense and others where it doesn't (work).
@techee In the instance I am describing here, the whole project directory is
remote. The problem is not the indexing itself but the directory traversal
which happens no m
To be clear, the ignore patterns are only applied _within_ the project
directory tree, not to the path to the root, so as @techee said, unless the
mount points are inside the tree they will not be filtered. Any filter applied
to the path to root could only ignore the root and therefore the whol
I'm not sure if I understand the problem correctly. "root" for the plugin is
- either the project directory itself, e.g. `/home/techet/projects/geany`
- or added external directories, e.g. `/home/techet/projects/geany-plugins` and
possibly some more
Since `/home/techet/projects/geany` is the dire
