The regular templates determined by the variables
`org-capture-templates` and `org-capture-templates-contexts` are now
added to the project-specific templates. If not inside a project, the
project templates are ignored. Thus `counsel-projectile-org-capture`
can now systematically be used instead of `org-capture` or `counsel-org-capture`.
Make sure `counsel-org-capture' is called from the initial buffer (the
one from which we called `counsel-projectile-switch-project') rather
than the switch-project buffer.
When the collection is a function, it is this function that must be
added to `ivy-sort-functions-alist`. Adding the caller instead has no
effect.
Note that at the moment, sorting may not work correctly if the default
is changed, due to an issue in ivy with sorting with collection
functions. See abo-abo/swiper/pull/1592.
Current emacs (25.3 on fedora at least) does not define the alias
anymore, replace it with a symbol that is still available on both old
and new versions!
For MELPA Stable and ELPA users, until the next version of ivy is
released, we need to advise `ivy-read-action' to implement
multi-character action keys. The advice only operates on
counsel-projectile commands (identified by the fact that
`ivy-state-caller' starts with \"counsel-projectile\"), so as not to
mess up with the general ivy setup.
Project search functions = `cp-grep', `cp-ag' `cp-rg'. The logic is
that these functions should look in the same files as `cp-find-file':
- Always ignore patterns from `.projectile' file
- No longer ignore patterns from `grep-find-ignored-files` and
`grep-find-ignored-directories'
For `cp-grep' this is not fully implemented because `grep' does not
care about `.gitignore' and `git-grep' cares only about that file.
Calling any of these three functions with a prefix arg gives full
control about the command's arguments, including ignored paths.
