Juan José García-Ripoll writes:
> Your below example shows using :config and an explicit setq statement to
> change the value of that variable. I found that this approach *does not*
> trigger loading gnus, but using the :custom field of use-package does. I
> cannot really fathom why.
So you want
While setopt also uses custom but still doesn't trigger the loading
of gnus.
Your below example shows using :config and an explicit setq statement to
change the value of that variable. I found that this approach *does not*
trigger loading gnus, but using the :custom field of use-package does. I
cannot really fathom why.
Bartosz Kaczyński writes:
> Juan José García-Ripoll
I also configure gnus with a similar use-package block.
No issue here, Gnus isn't loaded.
Even when I use setopt.
Juan José García-Ripoll writes:
> Hi,
Hi,
>
> I have a stupid peeve with my current configuration, which relies on
> `use-package` to defer loading of `gnus`, but still configuring relevant
> parameters.
>
> I have found that all of the :custom statements are fine, except for
>
> :custom
> (gnu
Hi,
I have a stupid peeve with my current configuration, which relies on
`use-package` to defer loading of `gnus`, but still configuring relevant
parameters.
I have found that all of the :custom statements are fine, except for
:custom
(gnus-select-method '(nnnil ""))
It seems this custom statem
