Assume project resides in example_project directory.
- Create a new perspective using
C-x x s and name it myproject (anything other than example_project)
- Open some file from
example_project
Now I expect myproject to be the perspective of all subsequent files being opened from that project. As this is what happens when I open files using find-file (or ido-find-file in my case) using C-x C-f.
- Do
projectile-find-file using C-c p f
Since there is no perspective named example_project it will create one and open file within that perspective. Now I have two perspectives of the same project. myproject and example_project
Not totally sure if this is the intended behaviour.
Assume project resides in
example_projectdirectory.C-x x sand name itmyproject(anything other thanexample_project)example_projectNow I expect
myprojectto be the perspective of all subsequent files being opened from that project. As this is what happens when I open files usingfind-file(orido-find-filein my case) usingC-x C-f.projectile-find-fileusingC-c p fSince there is no perspective named
example_projectit will create one and open file within that perspective. Now I have two perspectives of the same project.myprojectandexample_projectNot totally sure if this is the intended behaviour.