Natnael Kinfe Kahssay

Thanks. I hope you find it useful. I notice that you have misspelled a couple words within the use-package expression for org-roam-search. org-roam-search instead of org-roam-serach and repo as reop...

I didn't look closely enough. it seems the keys `:type` and `:host` are also misspelled. they are sometimes misspelled above as `type:` or `host:`. If you go through and correct...

Not clear to me why sexp-string doesn't install. were you able to figure out why? did you try running `straight-pull-recipe-repositories` as the error suggests to do?

I am interested in supporting other completing frameworks, specifically consult and by extension vertico as well. I read in [programmed completion](https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Programmed-Completion.html) that `completing-read` supports taking a function as a collection....

more generic until evil-collection. ``` elisp (evil-define-key* '(normal insert) delve-mode-map (kbd "") #'lister-key-action (kbd "") #'delve-expand-toggle-sublist (kbd "gr") #'delve-revert (kbd "sm") #'delve-sort-buffer-by-mtime (kbd "sa") #'delve-sort-buffer-by-atime (kbd "sc") #'delve-sort-buffer-by-ctime (kbd "")...

@publicimageltd sure. A couple points, ctime isn't supported [officially](https://github.com/natask/org-roam/tree/feat/creation-time). I have changed the ui to display all three times which clutters the ui but I don't mind. Also sorting doesn't...

as a side point, This update allows for bijective mapping between sexp and string. Therefore `org-ql--query-sexp-to-string' shouldn't need to return nil for any input. for example, currently `org-ql--query-sexp-to-string' returns nil...

Now you mention it, I also prefer the simpler expression because it is easier to understand. As you said, I don't think it a necessary feature. I care mainly whether...

as a tangential note, is there a way to debug closures bound to function variables with fset? I find myself needing to debug org-ql--normalize-query at times.

> I don't know. Does Edebug not work for it? Not as far as I know. I guess it is because it doesn't have a source file. I was hoping...