Feature: option to not preform completion if project_root_marker is not found

[joshzcold]

It would be helpful if blink-ripgrep.nvim only preformed completion if project_root_marker was found.

For instance I only want ripgrep to run if I am actually in a git directory and not editing some file at $HOME which searches way too many directories in my case.

blink-ripgrep.nvim falls back to neovim's cwd, but some setting like project_root_marker_fallback = false to disable completion would be handy.

[mikavilpas]

Nice idea - I like it!

I can finish the PR later, I definitely want this included.

By the way, do you think it would make for a good default? I think it could be better to be conservative.

For example, some people using yazi.nvim have said that they use a workflow where they constantly change Neovim's current working directory when they exit the file browser. If a case like this changes the cwd to ~/, ripgrep is going to cause a lot of performance issues right away 🤔

[joshzcold]

Yeah personally I think for ripgrep it's always safe to be in a git directory by minimum. I think your users would appreciate it if that was the default behavior

[Kaiser-Yang]

This is definitely good for me. When I edit some files in home directory, rg will return too many items which make it slow to fzf for blink.

[mikavilpas]

In #105, the search can now be avoided in non-project contexts.

As for setting it the default, a timeout feature has been suggested here and I'd like to see how that affects things #110

It might still need to be the default though. @Kaiser-Yang what would you think about having default ignore_paths? Any ideas?

[Kaiser-Yang]

Some paths related to the system configurations and home directory.

[Kaiser-Yang]

I found that there is new option: project_root_fallback. With this option it have solved the problem I was facing. Actually, I use .root as my root markers too. I just set project_root_fallback with false, then I will never be facing the problem. If I want to search in a directory, I just need to create a new empty .root directory.

[mikavilpas]

I see - nice! Thanks for confirming!