Christopher Wellons

I was just describing how I was testing in isolation so you, or anyone else following along, could reproduce it my tests if needed. You can just ignore that if...

There is currently no automatic update mechanism in Elfeed. You could use a run-at-time timer to do it: ;; Run `elfeed-update' every 8 hours (run-at-time nil (* 8 60 60)...

Elfeed is already split up this way, though without any native bits. At one point I considered making a diagram for the README, and perhaps I should. At the bottom...

Definitely don't to put elfeed-update in elfeed-update-hooks. That's like calling itself recursively: an update will trigger multiple more updates immediately. You've got the right idea with run-with-timer.

This commit's parent is a very old commit and there's a merge conflict with master. Could you please rebase this commit directly onto master, resolving conflict, and test that it...

I suppose that could be a useful feature. The primary goal is to clone the RinkWorks name generator, but also add some useful, backwards compatible extensions. Your idea could perhaps...

There was a major breaking change to cl-defstruct between Emacs 25 and 26 which necessitated a change in the database format. When Elfeed detects that you're loading an Emacs 25...

package.el does byte compilation, generates autoloads, and maybe a couple other things I'm forgetting. The only way I know to properly recompile a package is to reinstall the package from...

You must call `aio-resolve` in a callback, and the function you pass to `aio-resolve` must simply return the result (or signal an error), not have any side effects since it's...

There are three issues here. First you're not seeing any errors since you're running the code asynchronously, and there's nobody to receive the error signal. When you're debugging use `aio-wait-for`...