To conform to conventions and remove redundancies (like activating
flycheck-mode, which is global now).
Also, should now silently create a robe server.
Because we already use global-auto-revert-mode, but because it's lazy
loaded, the magit-autorevert package may not notice, and will enable
magit-auto-revert-mode anyway.
It only uses the face's :foreground, which should be enough, but it
prevents the minibuffer from being resized when eldoc displays
breadcrumbs in org-mode.
+ Changed org-export-directory to +org-export-dir (conform to naming
convention). It turns out org-export-directory never existed in org.
+ Make org-export-backends addition (for ox-pandoc) idempotent.
+ Fix redundant forward slash in org-publish-timestamp-directory.
+ Resolve export directory later, giving the user a larger window to
change +org-export-dir.
The gud.el library uses display-buffer incorrectly, by passing a list of
functions as its second argument, instead of as a nested list.
CORRECT:
(display-buffer buffer
'((display-buffer-reuse-window
display-buffer-in-previous-window
display-buffer-same-window display-buffer-pop-up-window)))
INCORRECT (how gud does it):
(display-buffer buffer
'(display-buffer-reuse-window
display-buffer-in-previous-window
display-buffer-same-window display-buffer-pop-up-window))
This causes "wrong-type-argument: listp
display-buffer-in-previous-window" error. However, it appears Emacs
handles malformed alists by just ignoring them, so Doom will do the
same.
Reported by @maskray
Fixes an issue where exec-shell-from-path could not be installed on
Linux or Windows.
Doom used :ignore because, at the time, it supported a workflow where
your Emacs config was shared over dropbox or rslsync across multiple
computers. This workflow is no longer supported (it was very buggy!), so
this is no longer necessary. :ignore should also be reserved for private
use and not used internally.
This mode-line may have bugs and its implementation details are certain
to change (it doesn't follow naming conventions, for instance). It also
doesn't have all the features of the old modeline (yet).
However, it is easily twice as fast as the original, and a little more
flexible, what with the `mode-line-format-left' and
`mode-line-format-right' variables. It also exposes a more powerful API
for defining modelines and modeline segments (and switching between
them).
It is disabled by default and must be activated with the +new module
flag on the ui/doom-modeline module.
