Observation: When activating clocktable mode in agenda view (e.g. by pressing "R"), the current window switches to a previous buffer and thus hides the agenda. I can manually switch back to the agenda buffer and the clocktable is displayed. However, any redrawing of the agenda (e.g. when moving to another day) causes this issue to repeat, making dealing with the clocktable in the agenda quite cumbersome.
Analysis: I'm not an Emacs hacker so please forgive my basis analysis. But I think that I have tracked the issue down to the way org-string-width uses a temporary buffer to determine text width. The way I understand this is that the call to set-window-buffer switches the current window (while still showing the agenda buffer) to the temp buffer for pixel measurement. After the with-temp-buffer block ends, the temp buffer gets killed and the window switches back to another buffer. However, instead of switch to the agenda buffer (which was visible before) it switches to the previous buffer (the one I had open when calling the agenda). The behaviour is new and I think it might be related to this change which was introduced recently: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs/org-mode.git/commit/lisp/org-macs.el?id=d048c153dd67a118eaa21f04a7faef2800bba03a Best Tobias
