Akira Komamura
Akira Komamura
You knew that, so I will close this PR. Sorry.
Thank you for the update. Because Phoenix has changed how it organizes a project into directories, not all commands work. The following navigation commands work: - [X] controllers - [X]...
@jcs090218 I have already finished the paperwork for submission to GNU ELPA.
#312 is a PR to drop the unsupported Emacs versions, but it has got another build error on Darwin. Please wait until the issue is fixed.
> it's possible that a small patch or GCC compiler args might allow things to work. Following this advice, I have opened a new PR #315. It turns out that...
I have used OpenAI Codex to analyse the build failure: > Emacs 25.1 still uses the older “unexec” dumper code that assumes the writable data segment sits in one contiguous,...
@purcell Emacs 25.3 fails to build on `x86_64-darwin`, and I don't know how to fix the issue, because I have no experience on Mac. Could you investigate the issue?
Cross-compiling the darwin package on my Linux (NixOS) machine fails: ``` nix --system x86_64-darwin build .#emacs-25-3 -L --show-trace ``` > error: derivation '/nix/store/k8nlvr4idf52i4ilhvi6wzhn6mi7sfid-emacs-25-3.drv' requested impure path '/bin/sh', but it was...
Closing in favour of #315
> I'd like to know what you think, too, if you would. As you might know, the uniform API to chain asynchronous operations is [promises](https://nullprogram.com/blog/2019/03/10/). async/await is a syntactic pattern...