Ihor Radchenko <[email protected]> writes: > Recently, I ran into a problem compiling org-mode asynchronously with > each .el file being compiled in a separate process (via > native-compile-async). > When I tried to compile org-refile.el in a separate Emacs process > (without compiling all other .el files), there was no way for the > byte-compiler to know that org-with-wide-buffer is a macro.
Thanks for the report. Unfortunately, this is fallout from the movement of some org.el components to org-refile.el in f636cf91b (New org-refile.el file with refile definitions, 2020-02-05). > As I understand, normally org-mode compiles synchronously with all the > .el files being byte-compiled in alphabetic order. Then, > (eval-and-compile (require 'org-macs)) from org.el is defined prior > compiling all the org-*.el files, which accidentally allow the org-mode > to be compiled without any issues. There's also a 'make single' target that compiles files separately. My understanding is that ideally its output should be free of warnings. Running that right before the commit above (f636cf91b^), there are a couple of warnings (at least one now resolved). There are a lot after, including the one you mention. There have been at least a couple of threads that bring up related org-refile.el issues: - https://yhetil.org/orgmode/CAFyQvY1VR5t_a=jo01+qwbuqk_9i8+2xg6w2-mg-dpfzjz9...@mail.gmail.com/ - https://yhetil.org/orgmode/[email protected]/ So, there's a lot we need to fix here :/
