Nate Dwarshuis
Nate Dwarshuis
@ikegami4 my bad, try that with the 'develop' branch. I forgot I only put `org-sql-dump-update-transactions` in there for now
@ikegami4 I can't reproduce this. Did you fully restart emacs after cloning the develop branch? That error is telling you that `org-sql-get-transactions` was called with one argument but expecting 0;...
@ikegami4 which org file did you use when you ran the dump? The output shows many more timestamps and headlines than the file in the OP.
@ikegami4 I'm actually more interested in the larger org file vs the one in the OP. If I run that on my system I get the following: ``` ### DELETE...
@ikegami4 that's weird, did you confirm with `org-version` that this is actually on 9.1.9?
@ikegami4 no worries. Please keep it open because this seems like a real bug that we just haven't solved yet. FYI, I'm going to start revamping the backend of this...
Can you post what headlines seem to be causing the problem? I've also never tested this on mac; I know there are a few problems in windows.
I can't reproduce this on my system but I'm using linux and I don't have a Mac to test this. It sounds like the SQL buffer is getting hung on...
To make 2 easier above, I just pushed a commit that will print the errors you are supposed to see if they exist and you follow the edebug steps. 58a2482672b3af3347dfa789e0f659f2144ae362...
This should be easy. org-element stores all node property values as strings (even timestamps), so they will need to be parsed using org-ml-from-string or similar. Other than that org-element does...