Use `ess-view-data` given the extensive support for multiple backends
like base, dplyr, DT, kable, etc. Also, it seems that `ess-R-data-view`
is in an unmaintained/stale state.
Fix: #6455
This way rebinding our keybinds for ess sub-packages will require a
simpler after! line. I.e.
(map! :after ess-help ...)
Instead of
(map! :after (ess ess-help) ...)
Ref: #6455
Yasnippet expanding snippets (on TAB) from another mode can cause
org-element warnings. Until this interop is resolved, best to not make
TAB too smart.
It still works in src blocks, however.
Fix: #8363
BREAKING CHANGE: This removes eclim.el and meghanada.el support from the
Java module. Both of these projects are unmaintained and recommend the
user switch to lsp-java, which is already offered by the module's +lsp
flag.
Fix: #8360
This changes what buffer `+emacs-lisp-eval` evaluates elisp in (useful
for the :tool eval module's commands, like `+eval/buffer` and
`+eval/region`, or the Evil operators on gr/gR).
Creates a scratch buffer/org src block alternative to ielm.
When invoking `+emacs-lisp/open-repl`, if no working buffer is set in
the resulting ielm buffer, it will default to the selected buffer prior
to opening the repl.
Now `doom-debug-mode` manipulates `doom-log-level` if you activate it
with a prefix arg, setting it to 1 by default, reducing its verbosity
and cutting down on noise in the logs.
Toggling +org-pretty-mode on startup is much slower (because
`org-toggle-pretty-entites` and realigning tables can be expensive in
larger Org buffers), so rely on the variables instead.
Since latex-preview-pane is unmaintained, replace it with auctex-cont-latexmk.el
and a simple function to compile the document and open the default viewer.
Close: #3128Close: #5249
BREAKING CHANGE: This changes the packages that +pretty depends on;
removing org-superstar and org-fancy-priorities, and replacing them with
org-modern. The user doesn't need to do anything but remove any
now-defunct configuration for org-superstar and org-fancy-priorities
from their config.
This was done to simplify our config, lighten our maintenance burden,
and rely on a more reliable (and still-maintained) package.
Fix: #6434
BREAKING CHANGE: This removes company and non-LSP integration from the
Python module, in order to reduce the complexity of the module, reduce
dependencies on Company, and lean more on LSP, which provides these
features with more reliability and consistency. Switch to :tools lsp and
install a Python LSP client to get these features back.
BREAKING CHANGE: This removes company and non-LSP integration from the
Go module, in order to reduce the complexity of the module, reduce
dependencies on Company, and lean more on LSP, which provides these
features with more reliability and consistency. Switch to :tools lsp and
install a Go LSP client to get these features back.
In the interest of slimming down Doom's core (as we near v3), I've
deprecated these macros. They doesn't really need to exist. Sure, the
alternatives aren't as ergonomic or elegant, but they're good enough
that we don't need these trivial wrappers. Their local uses have been
refactored out as well.
To quote the docstring for `inferior-lisp-program`:
Program name for starting a Lisp subprocess to Emacs. Can be a string
naming a program, a whitespace-separated string of \"EXECUTABLE ARG1
ARG2\" or a list (EXECUTABLE ARGS...) where EXECUTABLE and ARGS are
strings.
Fix: #8324
BREAKING CHANGE: This removes flycheck support for Cask projects,
leaving it to users to install themselves.
Since Cask is not a unanminuous default for elisp projects (there are
many alternatives, including Eask), I don't think should be included by
default in this module.
