GTD changes pwd

[danymat]

Yeah I tried it out. This is actually a different question. NeorgStart silent=true do start Neorg. Said you can follow these steps:

1. Open Nvim at ~/foo
2. Run pwd in command mode => result should be ~/foo
3. Start Neorg via NeorgStart silent=true
4. Open GTD view by Neorg gtd views
5. Check pwd again in command mode => expected to be ~/foo but now changed to GTD workspace instead

Originally posted by @vanhtuan0409 in #224 (reply in thread)

[danymat]

It seems like adding a new task with :Neorg gtd capture does the same thing

[danymat]

@vhyrro It seems like

neorg/lua/neorg/modules/core/norg/dirman/module.lua

Lines 438 to 463 in 447489e

	if event.type == "core.norg.dirman.events.workspace_changed" then
	-- Grab the current working directory and the current workspace
	local new_cwd = vim.fn.getcwd()
	local current_workspace = module.public.get_current_workspace()
	-- If the current working directory is not the same as the workspace root then set it
	if current_workspace[2] ~= new_cwd then
	vim.cmd("lcd! " .. current_workspace[2])
	end
	end
	-- If the user has changed directories and the autochdir flag is set then
	if event.type == "core.autocommands.events.dirchanged" then
	-- Grab the current working directory and the current workspace
	local new_cwd = vim.fn.getcwd()
	local current_workspace = module.public.get_current_workspace()
	-- If the current workspace is not the default and if the cwd is not the same as the workspace root then set it
	if module.config.public.autochdir and current_workspace[1] ~= "default" and current_workspace[2] ~= new_cwd then
	vim.cmd("lcd! " .. current_workspace[2])
	return
	end
	-- Upon changing a directory attempt to perform a match
	module.public.update_cwd()
	end

is doing some work here because we "open" buffers to read GTD content

[danymat]

It seems to be a global feature built into core (dirman autocommands).

It seems that opening buffers with TS (in order to parse them) triggers the dirman autocommands, and I don't know how to mess it up to make this work.

[danymat]

Hello @vanhtuan0409, can you use the gtd-performance branch and test your requirements ?