FSF documents (I have packages on ELPA).
Clemens
>From c8be9106110f266db774d73af4dcb6fbcef3bef8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Clemens Radermacher
Date: Sun, 19 Jul 2020 14:30:37 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] org.el: Use `completing-read-multiple' for
`org-set-tags-command'
* lisp/or
I just noticed org has a test suit *surprise*. With my patch it fails,
sorry for that I will look into it and update.
Clemens
I just noticed org has a test suit *surprise*. With my patch it fails,
sorry for that I will look into it and update.
Clemens
I updated the tests and it's working now. Let me know if anything else
is missing.
Clemens
Find the updated patch attached.
Clemens
>From 1b50d7450fb23110603792e63c329d7db3115ae8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Clemens Radermacher
Date: Sun, 19 Jul 2020 14:30:37 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] org.el: Use `completing-read-multiple' for
`org-set-tags-command'
* lisp/or
> Note, though, that org-set-tags-command already supports completing
> multiple tags through org-tags-completion-function, which it passes as
> the COLLECTION argument to completing-read. In order to see that in
> action, you may need to tell the completion library you use to fall back
> to the
With the built-in completion, org-set-tags-command already supports
completing multiple tags.
Interesting, I couldn't figure out how. I tried with emacs -Q (v 26.3)
and I get only completion for the first tag. If you try to get
completion after entering the first you get an [no match] message
Sorry, I just figured out you get indeed completion after the first tag
my sandbox wasn't clean (usually that shouldn't affect the completion
behavior but somehow it did, I have to check why). In this case your are
also right that `org-tags-completion-function` need to be adjusted. My
patch sti
Now that I know that completion works for multiple tags with default
completion I'm unsure if it is worth to proceed with this. I wondered
how this would go unnoticed for such a long time in org and now I know
that the failure was on my part. On the other hand switching to
`completing-read-mult