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@vick08 The package has changed a fair bit since I uploaded them, so I will either provide text transcripts or replace the demos with new ones that have transcripts. If...

1. Does xdg.el support Windows? 2. I don't know if xdg.el is loaded with Emacs. I would like to avoid requiring the library just to fetch the cache directory. Is...

> Bad idea. xdg.el pulls data from environment variables, when they are defined. If you execute (xdg-cache-home) at compile time, environment variables may not be respected if the user changes...

Closing as the crowdsourced prompts features is going to be removed from gptel.

It looks like something went wrong during the upgrade. Could you try the following? 1. Delete and reinstall gptel (instead of upgrading) 2. If that doesn't work, could you try...

Closing as there has been no response for an year.

@EugeneNeuron Thanks, I'm aware of this issue. This is one of the trade-offs of using text properties to demarcate responses. Here's another (related) problem I've faced: What we should do...

> technically, there's no problem with that, because GPTs just complete after > you. And that shouldn't bias the conversation a lot. Yes, I've gone back and forth a few...

gptel is moving to using overlays to track responses, which should fix this issue fully. If you are still using gptel, I'd be interested to know if the above issue...

@JosephFerano there is already a save-excursion around this process [in the code](https://github.com/karthink/gptel/blob/master/gptel.el#L602). `org-with-wide-buffer` expands to `save-excursion` + `save-restriction`. I'm not able to reproduce this in my regular Emacs, but can...