>[...] I'm not exactly sure what your question here is (except maybe "how do I >get emacs-igc to work"?)
Sorry, I meant to say that I was having issues with figuring out why the test I mentioned (module--test-assertions--call-emacs-from-gc) failed. Because I got it to fail with the regular PGTK package, I thought it could be helpful if the fix was discussed here, so that when emacs-next updates we wouldn't have to face this again. igc has already been packaged[1][2]. (But it's now broken on my channel, at least) >[...] The patches we use don't >really ship any build-time fixes, but runtime ones. We also tend to >rebase them on top of new releases from time to time. In other words, >your general intuition to drop them is correct if it's about debugging >builds, but you would still need to add them back to get a useful >package. Thanks, that helps. And there's other things I could try: - Check the status of the packages on Divya's channel - Dig deeper into Emacs' code (look into the garbage collector, compilation...) [1] <https://codeberg.org/divyaranjan/divya-lambda/pulls/1> [2] <https://github.com/gs-101/emacs-master/pull/4> -- Gabriel Santos
