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Yeah, it does. I don't use TRAMP myself, however, so I never paid that
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much attention to the TRAMP support. It's mostly community-maintained.
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== Why does Projectile violate the rule not to bind keys in the user keymap?
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== Why doesn't Projectile have a default prefix for its keybinding?
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Historically Projectile used to use `C-c p` as the prefix for all of its commands.
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I opted for the `C-c p` prefix fully aware that this violates https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Key-Binding-Conventions.html[a very
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established Emacs
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convention],
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mostly because it felt practical and because pressing `C-c C-p` is not
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super convenient for many people. I've come to regret this decision,
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though, and it will likely be reverted down the road.
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super convenient for many people.
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NOTE: This was changed in Projectile 2.0. Currently Projectile requires
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users to select a prefix key for its commands explicitly.
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Eventually this was changed in Projectile 2.0. That's why currently Projectile
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requires users to select a prefix key for its commands explicitly.
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== Do you need some help cleanup up all those tickets that have piled up?
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