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Using projectile-kill-buffers should not also take out non-file buffers, such as a REPL that is meant to exist for all projects.
Actual behavior
Using projectile-kill-buffers deletes the SLIME or Sly REPL buffers with Common Lisp projects.
Steps to reproduce the problem
Open a project file, then open SLIME or Sly. Issue projectile-kill-buffers and both are deleted.
This does not occur if SLIME or Sly is started before visiting a project file.
This was actually supposed to be a feature - originally it didn't kill such buffers, but someone asked for this. :-) Obviously it's not hard to change and be made configurable.
Expected behavior
Using projectile-kill-buffers should not also take out non-file buffers, such as a REPL that is meant to exist for all projects.
Actual behavior
Using projectile-kill-buffers deletes the SLIME or Sly REPL buffers with Common Lisp projects.
Steps to reproduce the problem
Open a project file, then open SLIME or Sly. Issue projectile-kill-buffers and both are deleted.
This does not occur if SLIME or Sly is started before visiting a project file.
Environment & Version information
Projectile version information
Emacs version
25.3
Operating system
Arch Linux
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