prad <p...@towardsfreedom.com> writes:

> Hi Ihor! Sorry for the confusion, but I don't really understand the
> error myself. I just reported it because it tells me to do so.
>
> What happens is sometimes when I come out of suspend I see in a buffer
> (not the messages one afaik), that it can't find the gc-lock.eld file
> and after consulting with an aibot I deleted it:
>
> rm ~/.cache/org-persist/gc-lock.eld

That sounds similar to https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=75209
I believe that this particular issues should be fixed on development (main)
branch. Could you test?

> I don't know if this next problem is related and it is also a sporadic
> issue. Right now if I have the following all folded:
>
> * h1...
> * h2...
> * h3...
> * h4...
>
> I can't unfold h4. If I try to unfold h3, h4 gets unfolded but not h3.
>
> If they are already unfolded (ie with <backtab>), then I can't fold h4.
> However, if I try folding h3, I can't but h4 gets folded (but under h3).
> I same thing happens with h2, if I fold it every heading underneath
> folds. H1 functions fine though.
>
> <backtab> (S-tab) always works fine even when tab doesn't.

This might be related to the same issue you have with gc-lock.eld (race
condition between multiple Emacs instances). To confirm (and maybe solve
it for yourself), you can (1) add (setq org-element-cache-persistent nil)
to your config; (2) close emacs; (3) clean your org-persist-directory

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