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./main -file /usr/local/go/src/net/http/server.go -offset 46379 -mode enclosing --format json
I suppose this is more of an issue for but my understanding is that it uses motion entirely to implement the and feature so any changes would need to be made here first. Is it possible/desirable/allowable to make the directory version of recursive to all subdirectories? I have a gomod style project that has a number of subdirectories implementing child packages for the main codebase and it would be much more helpful if returned every declaration across my entire codebase instead of just the ones for whatever child directory the current file I'm editing is inside. Presumably this would be supported by an additional flag/configuration setting so as to not break backwards compatibility, I suggest either just a plain -recursive style flag or allowing the flag to take multiple arguments so you could call it as or something similar.
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this shares a binary name, , with https://github.com/Motion-Project/motion. I am looking to package this up on arch, and realised there was a conflict. any thoughts?
If The -dir option is relative, will try to find the absolute directory from and modules. This behavior should be same as . This code is copied from with minor changes. changes summary here: If -dir option is: absolute path(starts with "/"), no change relative path (starts with "./" or "../"), apply with current work directory. otherwise, search as a suffix of a path from and modules. if nothing found, use -dir option anyway.
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Repository: fatih/motion. Description: Navigation and insight in Go Stars: 185, Forks: 17. Primary language: Go. Languages: Go (100%). License: BSD-3-Clause. Topics: go, golang, navigation, tool. Latest release: v1.2.0 (3y ago). Open PRs: 1, open issues: 2. Last activity: 3y ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: fatih, arp242, vbauerster, stevenh.