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I normally open a new emacs frame when context switching to a different project.
Unfortunately, find-file history is shared between frames.
Is it possible to open a new frame which is ‘blank’, i.e. doesn’t remember any of the state from any other frame?
find-file does not make distinctions between frames, you could launch a new emacs if you want to separate your environments :
M-&
emacsRETNB :
emacsshould be in your path.