Kim Ode

I don't experience the same crashes with `emacs -Q`. I've narrowed the problem down in my config, and it seems it's because I use a custom font. ``` lisp (custom-set-faces...

Sadly, it doesn't seem to help much. It's a really weird problem. It works fine with most fonts, but I've also seen this with `Anonymous Pro`.

Feels more like an upstream issue though.

Sorry for the delay. I've tried profiling this, but I can't really see a difference between using a "normal" font and a font that causes issues. Do you still want...

@byronsanchez I believe this is the same bug: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnu-emacs/2016-10/msg00334.html The workaround is supposed to be setting `inhibit-compacting-font-caches` to nil. I'm unsure if there is a release with this fix yet...

I had to solve the same problem in mst-query (which originally had the same merge logic as this library). Maybe some parts of my solution can be helpful: [https://github.com/ConrabOpto/mst-query/blob/61865be905cbf5cd98690155c5317636571f9784/src/merge.ts#L68](https://github.com/ConrabOpto/mst-query/blob/61865be905cbf5cd98690155c5317636571f9784/src/merge.ts#L68)

@venkateshpullaganti Fixed it

How do you currently run the roslyn branch? I just tried it and my Emacs just crashes if I try to run `omnisharp-start-omnisharp-server`. If I start it manually, I get...

Just running `(start-process "foo" "*foo*" "OmniSharp")` crashes Emacs on Windows 8.1 (with OmniSharp.exe on path).

Windows has a decent shell in Powershell (which is included by default). If it would be acceptable to only support Powershell version 5 and up, you could simply run `powershell...