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)

New features

• #2104: Alien indexing now honors Projectile's ignore rules, which it previously skipped entirely.
  • The rules are pushed into the external tool (git ls-files exclude pathspecs, fd --exclude), so the filtering still happens outside Emacs.
  • Tools that can't express exclusions (svn, fossil, bzr, darcs, pijul, plain find) have their output filtered in Emacs Lisp instead.
  • Dirconfig + keep entries have no equivalent in the tools and stay hybrid/native only.
  • Alien projects will list fewer files than before; set projectile-alien-honors-ignores to nil for the old behavior.
• #2096: Add an optional Embark/Marginalia integration, wired via with-eval-after-load so neither package becomes a dependency.
  • A project-file transformer resolves Projectile's project-relative candidates, augmenting Embark's own rather than replacing it.
  • Project prompts use a new projectile-project category with an action keymap (switch, vc, dired, remove) and a Marginalia annotator.

Changes

• #2107: Projectile's ignore configuration now speaks gitignore patterns everywhere, matched the same way by every indexing method.
  • projectile-globally-ignored-directories, projectile-globally-ignored-files and projectile-globally-ignored-file-suffixes join the .projectile - entries in one pattern language and one matcher: a slashless pattern matches at any depth, a pattern with a slash is anchored at the project root, a trailing / means directory-only, and *, **, ? and [...] are wildcards.
  • The * prefix in projectile-globally-ignored-directories is no longer a marker meaning "at any depth" (that's now the default) - it's a plain wildcard, so *node_modules should become node_modules. The default entry *.osc became .osc accordingly.
  • A bare entry is no longer top-level-only under hybrid; write /tmp if you meant only the project root.
  • projectile-global-ignore-file-patterns stays what it always was - Emacs regexps - and therefore applies under native indexing only.
  • Dirconfig ! ensure entries now apply under alien too (such a project gives up the push-down and is filtered in Emacs Lisp, since an exclusion argument can't be taken back).
  • projectile-index-directory no longer takes the three optional list arguments; it derives everything from the compiled patterns it is handed.
• #2104: Ignore matching is now case-sensitive under every indexing method, where native and hybrid previously folded case (so .elc also hid BUILD.ELC); the external tools behind alien can't express that, so spell out both cases if you relied on it.
• #2104: Drop .ensime_cache and .eunit from the default projectile-globally-ignored-directories, as ENSIME was archived in 2018 and .eunit is a rebar2 artifact.
• #2104: Remove projectile-warn-when-dirconfig-is-ignored, which existed only to warn that alien bypassed the dirconfig.
• #2099: Drop the standalone package headers (Version, Package-Requires) from projectile-consult.el, since the phantom Package-Requires made build tooling treat an in-package module as its own package (it broke eldev test runs on Emacs 28.x).

3.2.1 (2026-07-13)

Bugs fixed

• #2094: Fix a wrong-type-argument stringp crash when running projectile-search (a 3.2.0 regression): the search-prompt tool tag now accepts the backend name symbol, not just a string. ... ...