Re: [BUG] (Doom) Consistently seeing "org-element--cache" problems [9.6 (9.6-??-0c9b30e @ /home/dc/.emacs.doom/.local/straight/build-28.0.90/org/)]
David Conner writes: > I'm running a newer version of guix emacs-pgtk-native-comp and i'm not > longer seeing these org-mode cache messages. Great! > Thanks for your help Ihor. Can you close this issue? There is nothing to close. We only open issues from Org ML when the initial bug report is explicitly reproduced or confirmed. This report has never been listed in updates.orgmode.org In any case, thanks for letting us know that you are no longer seeing problems. Best, Ihor
Re: [BUG] (Doom) Consistently seeing "org-element--cache" problems [9.6 (9.6-??-0c9b30e @ /home/dc/.emacs.doom/.local/straight/build-28.0.90/org/)]
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 wrote: > David Conner 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 >
Re: [BUG] (Doom) Consistently seeing "org-element--cache" problems [9.6 (9.6-??-0c9b30e @ /home/dc/.emacs.doom/.local/straight/build-28.0.90/org/)]
David Conner 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
Re: [BUG] (Doom) Consistently seeing "org-element--cache" problems [9.6 (9.6-??-0c9b30e @ /home/dc/.emacs.doom/.local/straight/build-28.0.90/org/)]
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? 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? 2022年1月29日(土) 午前10:41 Ihor Radchenko : > David Conner writes: > > > Subject: [BUG] (Doom) Consistently seeing "org-element--cache" problems > [9.6 > > (9.6-??-0c9b30e @ > > Thanks for the report! > > > I was shuffling around the headlines in a newly created org file. The > > error message showed up when I demoted the last headlines under the > > "Notes" headline. > > > > Here is the org content: > > ... > > I am unable to reproduce any kind of cache problem using your file on > latest main. > > Note that you are running 2 month old Org mode. Could you try to update > to latest main and check again? If you keep seeing "org-element--cache" > warning messages, please also report the warning text. > > > I have also had issues with detangling recently, where it reports that > > it is "not in a babel block", but is searching between completely > > arbitrary characters for the current block. In my literate .doom.d > > config.el & config.org, this always occurs at the same block. I'm unsure > > whether this is related. > > I might be related to corrupted cache. If you keep seeing this after the > update, please also try to run M-x org-element-cache-reset and let us > know if it fixes the detangle problem. > > Best, > Ihor > >
Re: [BUG] (Doom) Consistently seeing "org-element--cache" problems [9.6 (9.6-??-0c9b30e @ /home/dc/.emacs.doom/.local/straight/build-28.0.90/org/)]
David Conner writes: > Subject: [BUG] (Doom) Consistently seeing "org-element--cache" problems [9.6 > (9.6-??-0c9b30e @ Thanks for the report! > I was shuffling around the headlines in a newly created org file. The > error message showed up when I demoted the last headlines under the > "Notes" headline. > > Here is the org content: > ... I am unable to reproduce any kind of cache problem using your file on latest main. Note that you are running 2 month old Org mode. Could you try to update to latest main and check again? If you keep seeing "org-element--cache" warning messages, please also report the warning text. > I have also had issues with detangling recently, where it reports that > it is "not in a babel block", but is searching between completely > arbitrary characters for the current block. In my literate .doom.d > config.el & config.org, this always occurs at the same block. I'm unsure > whether this is related. I might be related to corrupted cache. If you keep seeing this after the update, please also try to run M-x org-element-cache-reset and let us know if it fixes the detangle problem. Best, Ihor
