Stephen Leake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > When I run any xmtn command, the process buffers are not being > deleted. > > xmtn-automate--*preserve-buffers-for-debugging* is nil. > > For example, just running dvc-status leaves these buffers: > > *xmtn-errors* *xmtn-errors*</Projects/GDS/sdo/main> > *xmtn-errors*<2> *xmtn-errors*<3> > *xmtn-errors*<GDS/sdo/main> *xmtn-errors*<main> > *xmtn-errors*<sdo/main> *xmtn-process* > *xmtn-process*</Projects/GDS/sdo/main> > *xmtn-process*<2> *xmtn-process*<3> > *xmtn-process*<GDS/sdo/main> *xmtn-process*<main> > *xmtn-process*<sdo/main> > > (note that all the names begin with space) > > Looking thru the code briefly, I don't understand why they are not > being deleted.
I long time I didn't look at that part, but we had a kind of garbage collector, keeping a queue of N buffers, and deleting the last when creating a new one. N is actually `dvc-number-of-dead-process-buffer' I think. Try setting it to 0. Note that the buffer names starting with a space, they shouldn't be shown in normal operations with Emacs, so they shouldn't disturb. -- Matthieu _______________________________________________ Dvc-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/dvc-dev
