Closed dustinfarris closed 1 year ago
I think you may be seeing the output of native-comp, which produces a lot of the warnings as a result of compilation which happens automatically (which otherwise you may have only seen with byte-compile called explicitly).
Most (all?) of these are simply warnings/syntax things equivalent to linter complaints (docstring line too long, unused var etc.) and not impactful to functionality.
If org-jira was applying for MELPA, these warnings would probably preclude it from being accepted, however it has been on MELPA (in this state) for a long time, at least 5+ years before I took over maintenance in 2015 (so, as-is for nearly 15 years).
It might be nice to address for any readability benefits, but any refactor brings risk of adding regressions - I would not personally spend the time on the changes myself, but PRs are always welcome.
I'm not sure if this applies to emacs 28 as well, but got a bunch of feedback when starting emacs with
--debug-init
are any of these worth addressing? i'd be happy to help contribute if it looks like a good use of time.