Dan Kessler

I think the problem is happening [here](https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/blob/120ce6959d10cac04ae27b0a024f879d6d8356bf/core/core-configuration-layer.el#L1144-L1150) where the "configured" version of the layer is already in the hash table, but then the dependency (which has no config) gets added...

Turns out this is trickier than I thought. As far as I can tell, the hash table, which holds layers and their configs, gets populated *three* times. 1. *All* of...

I went searching across GitHub for topological-sort implementations and found links back to [this implementation](https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Topological_sort#Common_Lisp) in Common Lisp (but which at a quick glance looks already elisp-compatible). No other updates...

After some more digging and thinking, I believe this is less complex than it appeared. The only way to declare a dependency is with the function `configuration-layer/declare-layer-dependencies`, which takes only...

That's an interesting idea. I can then tweak the logic that retrieves/overwrites the hash table of layers to behave (slightly) differently if the object retrieved (or object to be inserted)...

This is indeed an issue with the way that `helm` and `ess` interact. In brief, when trying to spawn a new process, `ess` inhibits the creation of new windows, but...

I have opened emacs-ess/ESS#1183 upstream which will hopefully resolve this.

Fixed [upstream](https://github.com/emacs-ess/ESS/pull/1183), so this issue can be closed

Is there a trick to editing the docstrings in emacs a way that keeps things nicely aligned (in the source code itself). For example, suppose I have the example from...

I infer (from some correspondence we've had) that your data `X` is a data.frame, whereas I typically pass a matrix for `X`. Here's an example that I think will reproduce...