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Unsurprising, but there's probably a way to avoid that. Looking at the documentation for grep, it seems that it can be done asynchronously perhaps?

You'll need the -o option to git-ls-files.

Cheers.

It seems to execute the find in the homedir rather than the current dir that's open.

I would like to have a way of customizing the order in which the possible project root methods are tested. In my case I have one base directory, ~/otrs, in several sub-directories, e.g. ~/otrs/customer1, ~/otrs/customer2. Each of the customer directories is its own git repository.

Unfortunately I'm also using a .dir-locals.el file in ~/otrs itself where I put settings that are common to the development for all customers. Your fine tool looks for .dir-locals.el and .emacs-project first, unfortunately.

For me the ideal search order would be:

1. git
2. hg
3. .emacs-project
4. .dir-locals.el

as I rarely if ever use .dir-locals.el for marking project roots. I might even disable looking for .dir-locals.el altogether.

Other people obviously work differently, hence my request for being able to customize this.

Could find-things-fast read the git submodules configuration and do a
search in it as well?

Thank you for an awesome module.

Cheers!

Probably just a problem parsing the grep output.

There were a couple of files in Chromium that had this problem, but I can't think of them offhand.

Does not index java files.