Thanks so much for your time and the suggestions.
- try running (notmuch-address-matching "dwrz") in *scratch* (or
IELM,
or M-:) ; this will eliminate company-mode as a suspect, and
potentially give you a traceback if something is going wrong.
I can confirm this works in IELM and M-:.
- have a look at the variable notmuch-address-save-filename.
Potentially
set it (back) to nil to disable persistent caching. If that
fixes it, have a look at the corresponding file, see if
something corrupted it.
This was not set to anything, but set or unset, it seems to make
no difference.
What does seem to make a difference is toggling
notmuch-address-use-company. Without it, tab completion seems to
work in message mode, although it's not very useful. With it on, I
get no completion.
Is what I'm seeing potentially a misconfiguration, or bug in
company-mode?
The last customizations I made to my init was editing my
text-mode-hook (where I did specify some company-backends) and
then just some minor counsel and ripgrep related changes. I
haven't touched my notmuch-related config in some time. However I
don't have my init under version control, and it is a mess, so
perhaps I'm missing something. : ( FWIW, fish is also not a recent
development.
David Bremner <da...@tethera.net> writes:
david wen riccardi-zhu <d...@dwrz.net> writes:
Address completion worked out of the box for me with notmuch
and Emacs. Recently, it's stopped working. I've tried setting
notmuch-address-command to internal, as well as toggling
notmuch-address-toggle-internal-completion, but neither has
been able to return the functionality.
"stopped working" usually suggests some configuration change to
me. It would be helpful to know what precisely changed.
As far as debugging, I had two ideas to try.
- try running (notmuch-address-matching "dwrz") in *scratch* (or
IELM,
or M-:) ; this will eliminate company-mode as a suspect, and
potentially give you a traceback if something is going wrong.
- have a look at the variable notmuch-address-save-filename.
Potentially
set it (back) to nil to disable persistent caching. If that
fixes it, have a look at the corresponding file, see if
something corrupted it.
I use: Arch Linux X86-64, Kernel 4.15.7-1-ARCH fish shell
fish breaks lots of assumptions for shells, but I guess you
didn't just switch.
notmuch 0.26
some subtle things changed with respect to starting external
processes in notmuch 0.26; if your recent configuration change
was upgrading notmuch, that might be worth further
investigation.
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dwrz|朱为文
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