Ignore cached project roots that point to nonexistent directories. #984
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This fixes an awkward bug when the current project is a symlink that
changes. Suppose we have the following filesystem layout:
If we now delete /tmp/first_project and change the symlink:
then
projectile-project-root-cache
will contain a key"projectile-root-bottom-up-/tmp/projectile-project"
with value"/tmp/first_project"
. This will stopprojectile-find-file
from workingas it can't cd to /tmp/first_project.
Instead, we enforce that the string from
projectile-project-root
points to a directory that currently exists.