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30.1; Tramp Project error message loop - File is missing
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Message #5 received at submit <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
When using either one of these settings, or both at the same time:
(setopt project-vc-extra-root-markers '(".project"))
(setopt project-mode-line t)
Tramp produces error messages in the minibuffer after connecting
to the remote server:
File is missing: /sudo:root <at> x:/root/
File is missing: /sudo:root <at> x:/
It only happens when using Tramp with:
/ssh:x|sudo::
If I'm using the command below, the problem doesn't occur (note that "x" is simply a
host server config name in my ~/.ssh/config file):
/ssh:x:
What's worse is that it loops over and over trying to search for some
file that it cannot find remotely, and after a few minutes connected
Emacs becomes unresponsive.
Here is an excerpt of the debug backtrace:
*debug tramp/sudo root <at> x*
05:37:50.799367 tramp-file-name-handler (10) #
backtrace()
tramp-file-name-handler(file-directory-p "/sudo:root <at> x:/")
file-directory-p("/sudo:root <at> x:/")
tramp-handle-directory-files("/sudo:root <at> x:/" nil "\\`\\(\\`\\.git\\'\\)\\|\\(\\`\\.project\\'\\)\\'" t nil)
tramp-sh-file-name-handler(directory-files "/sudo:root <at> x:/" nil "\\`\\(\\`\\.git\\'\\)\\|\\(\\`\\.project\\'\\)\\'" t nil)
apply(tramp-sh-file-name-handler directory-files ("/sudo:root <at> x:/" nil "\\`\\(\\`\\.git\\'\\)\\|\\(\\`\\.project\\'\\)\\'" t nil))
tramp-file-name-handler(directory-files "/sudo:root <at> x:/" nil "\\`\\(\\`\\.git\\'\\)\\|\\(\\`\\.project\\'\\)\\'" t nil)
directory-files("/sudo:root <at> x:/" nil "\\`\\(\\`\\.git\\'\\)\\|\\(\\`\\.project\\'\\)\\'" t)
#f(compiled-function (d) #<bytecode 0x1acb9e5dc5281a7c>)("/sudo:root <at> x:/")
locate-dominating-file("/sudo:root <at> x:/root/" #f(compiled-function (d) #<bytecode 0x1acb9e5dc5281a7c>))
project-try-vc--search("/sudo:root <at> x:/root/")
project-try-vc("/sudo:root <at> x:/root/")
run-hook-with-args-until-success(project-try-vc "/sudo:root <at> x:/root/")
project--find-in-directory("/sudo:root <at> x:/root/")
project-current(nil)
I tested this on Emacs 30.1 on Linux, macOS and Windows, with the same
results.
ps: sorry for the poor formatting.
This bug report was last modified 12 days ago.
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