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When attempting to open Aerial, if there is an appropriate backend but there are more than disable_max_lines lines in the current file, Aerial displays the notification "Aerial could find no supported backend". This confused me for a few minutes, until I ran AerialInfo and saw "File exceeds disable_max_lines size". It would be helpful if this information was included in the initial error message.
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That error message is left over from an earlier time. I think it makes more sense now to always open the aerial window, even if there are no symbols. This is more consistent with the behavior that happens if you open aerial and switch to an unsupported buffer. Plus, now we put some detailed diagnostic information in the window if there aren't any symbols, so it won't be as confusing!
When attempting to open Aerial, if there is an appropriate backend but there are more than
disable_max_lines
lines in the current file, Aerial displays the notification "Aerial could find no supported backend". This confused me for a few minutes, until I ranAerialInfo
and saw "File exceeds disable_max_lines size". It would be helpful if this information was included in the initial error message.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: