wwaldner
Does anyone know of a way to jump to the next error in the mix result buffer. So if I run a test or compile, I would like to jump to the next error that is generated. Unfortunately, I can’t even put cursor on the file an jump to the file like you can in vim(gf). Hitting gf brings up helm file browser, presumably because the format in result buffer is tripping things up.
lib/some_dir/the_file.ex:14:
Seems like I am missing something here because it seems like such a fundamental thing in the normal workflow.
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hochata
Hi, I don’t use Spacemacs, but in a compilation buffer you can just press
RETwhen the cursor is over an error and it should take you to the file at the error location.Alternatively you can call the function
next-errorthat should do mostly the same.Johnny5
Sorry I don’t use
alchemist, but maybe you can use something likeflymake-goto-next-error[1]?[1] Flymake (GNU Emacs Manual)
wwaldner
Same thing, instead of opening the file, it opens up the HELM ffap disambiguation window.
Johnny5
If you put your cursor on
the_file.exandM-x ffapthis should open the file as long as yourdefault-directoryis the absolute path of your elixir project.