projectile-rails-find-model on emacsclient about projectile-rails HOT 6 CLOSED

Can't debug it right now. But one thing that comes to my mind - you're sure that your emacsclient is not the default shipped with osx (version 22.2 or something)?

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yep, I am 100% sure i am using 24.3:

Arthurs-MacBook-Pro:~ arthurnn$ emacsclient --version
emacsclient 24.3
Arthurs-MacBook-Pro:~ arthurnn$ e --version
emacsclient 24.3
Arthurs-MacBook-Pro:~ arthurnn$ emacs --version
GNU Emacs 24.3.1
Copyright (C) 2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
GNU Emacs comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
You may redistribute copies of Emacs
under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
For more information about these matters, see the file named COPYING.

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What is your indexing method C-h v projectile-indexing-method? Also does running projectile-invalidate-cache, help?

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Ok, So I got some good informations from this:
projectile-invalidate-cache doesnt solve the issue.
projectile-indexing-method is set to alien, if I change to native it start working again.

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I also noticed this not working with my custom alien indexing commands. It worked with native indexing or the default alien indexing commands. After looking closer I noticed that the default commands output a null-byte delimited list of files while my custom command output a newline delimited list of files. Changing my command to output a null-byte delimited list got the projectile-rails finders working.

Concretely, I changed projectile-generic-command and projectile-git-command from

ag -U -l --nocolor -g .

to

ag -U -l --nocolor -g . | tr "\n" "\0"

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This really looks like a more generic issue of projectile the mode that projectile-rails is based on.

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