Niall Dooley
Niall Dooley
I see. Thanks for the explanation.
Yes, I notice the same inconsistency but resolved it as follows: ``` :bind (nil :map local-mode-map ("y" . y))) ``` That is be explicit that you are not configuring any...
Try: ``` (use-package avy-jump :ensure avy :bind (("C-;" . avy-goto-char-2) ("C-:" . avy-goto-line))) ```
A workaround is to be explicit that no bindings are configured in the global keymap. ``` (use-package org :bind (nil :map org-mode-map ("C-c C-'" . org-edit-special) :map org-src-mode-map ("C-c C-'"...
Firstly, `use-package` is not a package manager rather it simplifies package configuration. I presume you are using the `:ensure` keyword in your `use-package` forms to use `package.el` to install packages....
@bgoodr it seems you resolved your issue. Can this issue therefore be closed?
The following forms should do what you want: ``` (use-package company :hook (after-init . global-company-mode)) ``` ``` (use-package yasnippet :commands yasnippet ;; Only necessary if a package does not already...
I believe you can but there would be little point in doing so in that case.
No, my understanding is that `:commands` creates an autoload if one does not exist already. And an autoload speeds up the loading of the package when it is eventually loaded.
I've resolved my issue where the `shell` src block was being exported by finding a simpler solution meaning it is redundant. I can just use the name given to the...