Richard Kim

`org-roam-db-autosync-mode` should be used instead of obsolete `org-roam-setup` if one were to enable this minor mode. However this should not be used until after user configuration is done, i.e., `dotspacemacs/user-config`...

`(org-roam-db-autosync-mode)` enables the minor mode which updates sqlite db of org files as they are modified. This is mentioned in the link that you mentioned above.

My preference would be to simply tell to call the function in question to enable the minor mode. This is the documented method in org-roam manual. I think the alternative...

This is what I have in my init file which is loaded by `dotspacemacs/user-config`: ```elisp (use-package org-roam :init (setq org-roam-directory ...) :config (org-roam-db-autosync-enable) ) ``` This seems to work for...

My init file is setup to use vanilla code that is not spacemacs specific, because my init file may be loaded by spacemacs, doom, scimax, etc. Since this more general...

I think the problem is that the `string-edit-mode` was renamed as `string-edit-at-point-mode` via https://github.com/magnars/string-edit.el/commit/4a25dc7168b4df62b9f83bf273dee92bb2ae39a6 My guess is that this was done in part due to the fact that `string-edit-mode` is...

As I suspected the name change was to avoid conflict with built-in functions in emacs 29. See https://github.com/magnars/string-edit.el/issues/19 for details. I tried the following patch, but it does not work...

`C-h k k` now works after starting vanilla spacemacs with vim mode selected.

How would you setup multiple spacemacs configurations? For example vanilla develop branch of spacemacs as well as spacemacs with personal setup added to it? For me the issue is `~/.spacemacs`...

I actually have more than two spacemacs configuration. - one I use daily using my own customizations using straight.el and using vim style - same one using packge.el - one...