Variable: projectile-bookmark-scope
projectile-bookmark-scope is a customizable variable defined in
projectile.el.
Value
both
Documentation
How a bookmark is recognised as belonging to a project.
Emacs bookmarks are global, so Projectile has to decide which of them belong to the project at hand. There are two ways to tell, each with a different failure mode:
- file - the bookmark's recorded file lives under the project root.
Robust (it survives renaming the bookmark, and catches bookmarks made
with plain bookmark-set), but blind to bookmarks that record no
file, e.g. those of Info or Man buffers.
- name - the bookmark's name starts with the project's name followed
by a colon and a space, which is how projectile-bookmark-set names
bookmarks by default. Covers bookmarks without a file, but breaks as
soon as the bookmark (or the project directory) is renamed.
- both - the default: a bookmark belongs to the project when either
test says so.
This variable was added, or its default value changed, in projectile version 3.3.0.
Source Code
;; Defined in ~/.emacs.d/elpa/projectile-20260820.1509/projectile.el
(defcustom projectile-bookmark-scope 'both
"How a bookmark is recognised as belonging to a project.
Emacs bookmarks are global, so Projectile has to decide which of them
belong to the project at hand. There are two ways to tell, each with a
different failure mode:
- `file' - the bookmark's recorded file lives under the project root.
Robust (it survives renaming the bookmark, and catches bookmarks made
with plain `bookmark-set'), but blind to bookmarks that record no
file, e.g. those of Info or Man buffers.
- `name' - the bookmark's name starts with the project's name followed
by a colon and a space, which is how `projectile-bookmark-set' names
bookmarks by default. Covers bookmarks without a file, but breaks as
soon as the bookmark (or the project directory) is renamed.
- `both' - the default: a bookmark belongs to the project when either
test says so."
:group 'projectile
:type '(choice (const :tag "Recorded file lives under the project root" file)
(const :tag "Name starts with the project name" name)
(const :tag "Either of the two" both))
:package-version '(projectile . "3.3.0"))