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jwiegley
A use-package declaration for simplifying your .emacs
It was determined in https://github.com/abo-abo/swiper/issues/2267 that `use-package` causes `ivy-initial-inputs-alist` to not be set properly, so code like ```lisp (use-package ivy :ensure t :defer nil :custom (ivy-initial-inputs-alist nil) :init (ivy-mode)) (use-package...
In the readme, one of the examples for adding a hook for loading a package is ```elisp (use-package ace-jump-mode :hook prog-mode) ``` As I understand it, this use of `:hook`...
I don't know how long `use-package` plans on supporting older versions of Emacs, or if it's alright to remove some minimal features supporting those versions (
Hi. I want to customize a variable. I want to determine its value programmatically from its default value proposed by the package's author. To do this, I want to use...
Is it possible to conditionally pin and demand package? For example, - If OS is windows, then demand package - If OS is windows, then pin package to melpa-stable I...
Deferring package loading is awesome for startup time but in some cases I don't care about startup time and/or want everything to be ready to use. Use case 1: Emacs...
Add `:command*` keyword proposed at #851. Special thanks to @aspiers. This `:command*` is similar to `:command`, but it generate autoload statement as no-interactive one.
Can we add support for non-interactively running `package-autoremove`? I use the `auto-package-update` package and every few weeks I run into problems with old, stale packages conflicting with newer packages and...
According to the guide given [here](https://github.com/jwiegley/use-package#package-installation), I use the following settings in my ~/.emcas.d/init.el: ``` ;;Enable use-package-always-ensure if you wish this behavior to be global for all packages: (require 'use-package-ensure)...
There're 4 possible ways of using `:ensure` ```elisp ;; 1 (use-package org :ensure t ) ;; 2 (use-package org :ensure nil ) ;; 3 (use-package org ) ;; 4 (use-package...
