Thanks for your help Ihor. Can you close this issue? I'm running a newer version of guix emacs-pgtk-native-comp and i'm not longer seeing these org-mode cache messages.
I recently built a new guix system and i've started updating the emacs build more regularly. in $PATH, my default user guix profile preceded the manifest that was updating emacs-pgtk-native-comp. I assumed I had been updating emacs/etc, but the binary I was running was in the default profile. On Thu, Feb 3, 2022 at 7:20 AM Ihor Radchenko <yanta...@gmail.com> wrote: > David Conner <aionf...@gmail.com> writes: > > > K, my emacs is >28 and locked to the > > https://GitHub.com/flatwhatson/guide-channel for the pure-gtk emacs > build. > > > I am working on some other things at the moment. I should be able to > create > > a guix environment to test these issues and get around the need to have > > pGTK. It may be in a terminal eMacs though. Is that okay? > > Terminal Emacs should not affect things. Different Emacs versions should > not as well. At least, as long as you update Org mode to latest version > from main. > > > Also, to test, do I simply run the script that was attached on a vanilla > > emacs session? Should this ensure equivalence in the org session? > > I am not sure which script you are referring to. In the previous email I > saw an example Org file and no attachments. > > First and consequent loads of Org might make a difference if what you > are seeing is related to persistent cache. I hope it is not. In any > case, please provide more details about the warnings/problems you are > seeing. > > Best, > Ihor >
