Dear, On Mon, 25 May 2020 at 22:13, Fredrik Salomonsson <platt...@gmail.com> wrote:
> But this was just me being stupid. It works perfectly, I had just forgot > to reboot/relogin _after_ I installed emacs. Re-source the profile seems enough. :-) > Packages I'm missing are: > flymake-shellcheck > cargo > meson-mode > glsl-mode > buffer-move > > And looks like all of them are trivial to package up using "guix import > elpa". Thanks for pointing that out. I'll give that a shot as it seems > like a good way to go through the process of contributing packages to > guix. Yeah! :-) Feel free to give a try and report on help-guix or guix-devel or #guix your progress or you are stuck. > > Please could you report which packages do not work properly for you? I am using emacs@26.3, for comparison. And Guix 2c8305d14 which is one month older. > - emacs-lua-mode: > > Getting this error: > Error (use-package): lua-mode/:catch: Unknown rx form ‘symbol’ I am using emacs-lua-mode@20191204-1.1f596a9 and I do not have such issue. But I remember something similar and it was coming from init.el file; at the time my Emacs packages was loaded with 'use-package' and now they are loaded with 'with-eval-after-load'. Well, I do not remember exactly, sorry. > - emacs-org-super-agenda: > > First I missed this was packaged up in guix. But now when I try and > build it, one of its dependencies `emacs-ts` fails to build. One of the > tests are failing. I've attached the log Thank you for the report. As you can see with the Data Service, it seems that a regression has been introduced. https://data.guix.gnu.org/repository/1/branch/master/package/emacs-ts/output-history https://data.guix.gnu.org/repository/1/branch/master/package/emacs-ts/derivation-history The log corresponding is: http://ci.guix.gnu.org/log/k45l3rcrr81qwkh6w9l0b1gsn6xbm2jd-emacs-ts-0.1-2.395649a and as you have noticed, the test 'ts-update' fails. Hum? The regression is probably introduced by commit 4ef89d884. > - emacs-magit: > > This is just a minor thing. But the highlight/diff in the magit buffer > is more of a tight fit, which looks ugly. Where as if I use magit from > melpa the highlight/diff is a straight block. I've attached a screenshot > on how this looks. Left is emacs-magit, right is melpa magit. I am using it and I not see what you are seeing. But I am not using an older Guix than b2d35dd9a. > - emacs-ledger-mode: > > Does not work with flymake. I did not try. All the best, simon
