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> I see 'x' for discard and 'O' for Reset. Can you provide an emacs-q recipe? I'm an emacs noob, did you mean run emacs with `emacs -Q` in terminal?

> Yeah, I added a section here: > > https://github.com/emacs-evil/evil-collection#submitting-issues > > emacs -Q in terminal, then you can probably eval that snippet and test from there. I've reproduced the...

> Can you paste the exact emacs -Q recipe you used? > > e.g. what you eval'ed ``` (setq user-emacs-directory "~/.emacs.1.d") (setq package-enable-at-startup nil package-archives '(("melpa" . "https://melpa.org/packages/") ("gnu" ....

> @jojojames sorry, a bit awkward, can you tell me how to do this..? > the next emacs -Q (but pointed at the same elpa directory) I don't know how...

After `emacs -Q` with the same recipe, I still get the same result... `k` for Discard, and X for Reset

I still have another emacs instance running when I'm doing the `emacs -Q` testing, does it matter?

I did the follows: **first time** first, make sure that `.emacs.1.d` folder is not there - `emacs -Q` to start emacs - paste the recipe you just provided - `M-x`...

I fixed this bug, for anyone who are bothered by this problem, here is the code, it's actually very simple: ```go func XmlToMap(xmlStr string) Params { params := make(Params) decoder...

It seems that the std.http module doesn’t handle the request body, I just read the source code, and could not find the related processing logic, is it that I miss...

No, I know you can read the resp body, but I want to send a request body, is there any way to do that?