NonGNU-devel ELPA - projectile

Projectile is a project interaction library for Emacs.
It provides a powerful set of features operating at the project
level, as well as simple heuristics to identify projects.

See the README and https://docs.projectile.mx for more details.

Changelog

master (unreleased)

3.4.0 (2026-08-10)

New features

• #2148: Add projectile-switch-sibling-project (s-p n), which offers only the projects related to the one you're in, rather than every project on the machine.
  • Relatedness comes from projectile-project-groups if you've configured it, then from the owner of the upstream remote, then from the leading word of the directory name - see projectile-sibling-project-functions.
  • The remote's owner is what relates projects whose names have nothing in common; an inferred group covering more than projectile-sibling-max-group-share of your projects is dropped, since "we're all under the same account" relates nothing.
• #2151: projectile-switch-worktree also offers Jujutsu workspaces, and a jj repository is now identified through its git backing store, so a workspace and the colocated git checkout agree on being the same thing and jj projects get siblings like any other.
• #2147: Add projectile-switch-worktree (s-p W), which offers the other checkouts of the current project's repository, each annotated with whatever tells it apart - the branch for git and Mercurial, the workspace name for Jujutsu.
  • Git worktrees and separate clones of the same upstream both count as checkouts, since they're the same workflow with and without the plumbing; projectile-worktree-functions is where other ways of finding them plug in.
• #2138: Better support for OCaml, Erlang and F#.
  • projectile-run-test-at-point learns erlang-ts-mode (EUnit's _test/_test_ functions, run as rebar3 eunit --test=module:name) and fsharp-ts-mode (bindings attributed [<Fact>], [<Theory>], [<Test>], [<TestCase>] or [<Property>], run through dotnet test --filter).
  • The ocaml-dune and rebar project types gained their run, install, package and source/test directory attributes, and a new erlang-mk type covers the other common Erlang build tool.
  • OCaml deliberately gets no test-at-point rule: its tests are ordinary values registered with Alcotest or OUnit rather than anything the syntax marks out, so there is nothing to recognize.
• #2137: Ship :file-kinds tables for Phoenix, Laravel and Next.js, so projectile-find-file-of-kind (s-p j) and projectile-toggle-related-file (s-p J) work in those out of the box - Rails and Django were the only frameworks covered before.
  • Phoenix keys a resource's modules on the name they share (user_controller.ex, user_html.ex, user_live.ex), Laravel on the model's class name, Next.js on the app router's directory.
  • Adds a nextjs project type (next.config.js and friends) to hang the last of those on.
• #2136: projectile-run-test-at-point now knows Ruby (RSpec and Minitest), Rust, Elixir and Java, on top of the Python, Go and JS/TS rules it shipped with.
  • Ruby is written the same way whichever framework you use, so the project type picks the runner; Java's picks between Maven and Gradle, and takes the class name from the file.
  • ExUnit can't select a test by name from the command line, so Elixir tests are addressed as FILE:LINE.
• #2135: Add projectile-ignored-project-patterns, the regexp-matching sibling of projectile-ignored-projects (exact paths) and projectile-ignored-project-function (a predicate), so keeping whole areas of a machine out of the known projects doesn't need a lambda.
• #2134: Add projectile-find-changed-file (s-p C), which completes over the files git reports as staged, unstaged or untracked - or, with a prefix argument, over everything that differs from a revision you pick. ... ...