Dear Nicholas,
I mentioned in the previous bug report how to reproduce this message,
but it was not clear, sorry.
Steps to reproduce:
1. install the needed packages in Debian Sid:
$ sudo apt install elpa-elpy elpa-find-file-in-project
2. open emacs and activate python-mode
M-x python-mode
3. run the following command
C-x C-f
and you now get the mentioned error message.
On 1/11/20 10:34 PM, Nicholas D Steeves wrote:
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Dear Salman,
Salman Mohammadi <sal...@smoha.org> writes:
after installing elpa-find-file-in-project, running the command C-c C-f
shows us the following error message:
elpy-find-file: Symbol’s value as variable is void: ffip-prune-patterns
Please provides steps to reproduce. Here is what I see in the
minibuffer after installing Elpy into a clean schroot, elpy-enable,
opening a python file, and then C-c C-f:
`elpy-find-file' necessitates `projectile' or `find-file-in-project' to be
installed
This appears in the minibuffer and is consistent with upstream's claim
that ffip is no longer required (eg: it now gracefully handles missing
ffip). They dropped the dependency because an ido user complained that
ffip, and thus Ivy, was cruft. How were you able to trigger behaviour
that differs from what you reported in #948567?
ffip-5.7.7 has 'ffip-prune-patterns'
debcheckout find-file-in-project
ag ffip-prune-patterns find-file-in-project
Regards,
Nicholas
