BREAKING CHANGE: This finally removes org-roam v1, which has been
deprecated for nearly 5 years (since 5ef733b). Most users should already
be on it. v2 has a migration wizard for anyone still on v1, which will
kick in if it detects a v1 roam db.
The default editorconfig implementation was changed upstream to the
elisp one, but — for the principle of least surprise — I believe it
should be the other way around: if the user has the native binary
installed, they're likely expecting it to be used; it will fall back to
the elisp implementation otherwise.
Also updates documentation to reflect these changes and removes the
doctor warning about a missing binary.
Ref: editorconfig/editorconfig-emacs#209
More recent versions of ob-python (Org 9.7+) calculates the python
command from `python-shell-interpreter` and
`python-shell-interpreter-args`, effectively rendering this block
(mostly) redundant. It still leaves
`org-babel-python-command-nonsession` to be changed, but I think I'll
leave that to users to set, for simplicity's sake.
What's more, users who repin Org to an older version (predating
bzg/org-mode@9239b0e8d1) will see void-variable errors for this new
variable.
Fix: #8509
In case doom-profile-data-dir doesn't end with a slash (which is a
stipulation I won't be enforcing for Doom's dir variables in v3 and
beyond).
Fix: #8511
Neither lsp-mode nor eglot work over tramp with direct-async on, but I
don't want to disable direct-async globally just for lsp-mode/eglot
users, so I try to disable it solely for their stdio processes.
More testing is needed to weed out edge cases that may result from this.
Ref: emacs-lsp/lsp-mode#4573
Fix: #8510
The scripts directory was removed from org-contrib back in Org 9.5. Now,
there is no way to resolve the "correct" location of these jar paths
without cloning the entirety of Worg, which is too heavy a dependency to
manage for an unmaintained package.
BREAKING CHANGE: This removes dap-mode from the debugger module. Use
dape instead.
dap-mode was deprecated in b4bd368 when realgud was replaced with dape,
which has been excellent, so I want to focus this module's support on it
going forward.
Ref: b4bd368485
The Emacs appimage generates a new mountpoint on each invokation, but
Doom's profiles assume that the Emacs directories don't move. To make
Doom's profiles a little more profile, it will no longer set `load-path`
and simply add the new paths to the existing one. Same for
Info-directory-list.
Consequently, this also seems to speed up startup times for ~8% in my
tests. Neat.
