Kyle Meyer <k...@kyleam.com> writes: > Peter Davis <p...@pfdstudio.com> writes: > > [...] > >> Hmmm. It worked in the minimal case, but still doesn't work in my >> normal environment. > > Well that gives you something to go on. I'd recommend looking for parts > of your normal Org configuration that seem like they could affect this > and dumping small bits into the minimal config from above to see if any > result in NOTE not being listed. > > $ emacs -Q -l <minconfig> --visit /tmp/test.org -f org-todo-list > > Or, if nothing stands out to you as suspicious, you could use a binary > search approach, similar to what git bisect does. But the details of > doing that would depend on how your config files are organized.
Thanks, Kyle. I just tried saving one of my "real" org files as test.org, and repeated the experiment with the minimal config, and it FAILED ... the NOTE headings did not show up. I also tried saving the simple test.org file in my regular org files folder, and it FAILED again. So I can't isolate either the emacs setup file or the org file itself. -pd
