Make extra arguments customizable #138
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Most of these arguments are important for how deadgrep parses the output from rg. How about defining a customisable |
Many are required for deadgrep to be able to parse output, but others can be customized.
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Yeah, that's a better idea. :) |
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BTW, this has an ordering dependency with #93 (which I would love to get merged as well). Let me know which of them you would like to merge first and I can update the other with the appropriate changes (to tests). |
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This looks good, merging :) |
Great, thanks! |
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This allows users to (easily) solve many of their own problems. For example, I have lots of types in my
~/.ripgreprcthat I don't want to repeat in Emacs, so--no-configis very bad for me. This should also solve #24, #110, and probably others that I have missed.