nobiot

Also do you use the latest commit of org-transclusion? I can see you use the main branch but I do not see which commit.

I tried doom emacs. I am not sure if this is helpful, but I cannot reproduce the issue. Sorry, it's really hard for me to understand what is going on...

> I don't know exactly what caused it, but I suspect it had something to do with undo. (Or maybe undo-fu in particular). > > If I can find a...

In order to contain the issue of infinite loop, I have pushed commit [43c478c](https://github.com/nobiot/org-transclusion/commit/43c478c6ec9e8a9f713baa3736f5e9bc4e72c8ca). I'd appreciate it if anyone has bumped into the error message: "org-transclusion: Aborting. You may be...

@japhir Thank you. I don't use evil mode and I can't reproduce the issue any longer. The key is to reproduce the issue reliably so that we can analyze the...

@devcarbon-com Thank you. I see, undoing never occurred to me. I am really curious to see if anyone can repro reliably with emacs -q... Have you seen the infinite loop...

> Steps to reproduce: > > 1. Enable OT mode via `org-transclusion-mode`. > > 2. `org-transclusion-add` with cursor at transclusion link. > > 3. Save buffer. > > 4. Undo...

> 1. Enable OT mode via org-transclusion-mode. > 2. org-transclusion-add with cursor at transclusion link. You can do these steps only when you have customizing `org-transclusion-add-all-on-activate` to nil. The default...

@devcarbon-com Thank you for the detail! I can reproduce the infinite loop now. I need to spend some time to get my head around it, though. It's a great leap...

FYI With #177, I have added another workaround to minimize the possibility of infinite loop occurring. The workaround is this: - When you call the command `org-transclusion-add` to an individual...