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@vherrmann Fixed the case that changing the variable without reloading the file didn't work - a simple reloading of the mode would suffice - it was trivial enough to solve...

@vherrmann You're correct. ``` (defun cached/org-roam-node-read--completions (fn &optional filter-fn sort-fn &rest args) (let ((sort-fn (or sort-fn (when org-roam-node-default-sort (intern (concat "org-roam-node-read-sort-by-" (symbol-name org-roam-node-default-sort))))))) ;; Final Candidate cache nullification or changed...

@honza use @vherrmann's memonize (hash table) trick too. If you show your dir information in the read menu that is the first thing that is the bottleneck. I have also...

I wanted to a PR - but while benchmarking - I couldn't reproduce the problem anymore - it seems org already does optimisations in recent versions that nullifies this problem...

@he-sk I had earlier reproduced the same - generally from the function calls you provided I can see that `org-indent-refresh-maybe` is running - this is abnormal - because it is...

Ok I have traced the problem - the general class of problem is that `after-change-hooks` are running on the temporary buffer created by org-roam We can modify the definitions as...

I also suspect - another problem is misconfiguration on how org-indent-mode is being activated. If you don't use a org-mode-hook to set this - then it would leak to temporary...

@he-sk `org-roam-with-temp-buffer` is a macro - to make it applicable you have to both redefine the macro AND re-evaluate any definition where the macro is used. The function definition is...

> org-startup-indented globally in a settings file. Could this be the culprit? How would I fix that? Yes if you set it as `(setq org-startup-indented t)` then when org-mode runs...