consult-ripgrep and adviced switch-to-buffer

[rdiaz02]

I have used for some time this advice to switch-to-buffer, to allow me to create a new buffer with major-mode like auto-mode-alist does for a file

;;  From https://emacs-china.org/t/how-to-create-new-buffer-with-major-mode-like-auto-mode-alist-do-for-file/15570

(define-advice switch-to-buffer (:around (fn &rest args) set-mode-for-new-buf)
   (let ((bufs (buffer-list))
         (buf (apply fn args)))
     (unless (memq buf bufs)
       (funcall (or (assoc-default (buffer-name) auto-mode-alist #'string-match)
                    #'ignore)))))

This has worked well for sometime, but I think some change introduced into consult in the last two or three months now results in the above code preventing consult-ripgrep from leaving point in the match. I can use consult-ripgrep, but on "Enter" I am left at the beginning of the buffer. All is fixed if I remove the advice, of course.

How can I enjoy both consult-ripgreps behavior of leaving me where the match is AND being able to create buffers that use auto-mode-alist?

Thanks!

[rdiaz02]

I wonder how I searched for ways to set the major mode of a buffer automatically 😓. There are other options, discussed here, for example, https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/2497/how-to-get-buffers-not-just-files-to-honor-auto-mode-alist , that give ways of accomplishing what I wanted and that do not mess up consult's behavior. Sorry for the noise.