With no user autoload directory, and a kakrc containing only:
# BEGIN kcr
evaluate-commands %sh{
kcr init kakoune
}
starting kak results in a message to check the *debug* buffer, which contains:
*** This is the debug buffer, where debug info will be written ***
/home/ser/.config/kak/kakrc:2:1: 'evaluate-commands' 374:1: 'declare-option' option 'palette' already declared with different type or flags
/usr/share/kak/kakrc:29:1: 'evaluate-commands' 131:1: 'source' 2:1: 'evaluate-commands' 374:1: 'declare-option' option 'palette' already declared with different type or flags
error while parsing kakrc:
1:1: 'source' 29:1: 'evaluate-commands' 131:1: 'source' 2:1: 'evaluate-commands' 374:1: 'declare-option' option 'palette' already declared with different type or flags
Removing the kcr init block results in a clean start-up with no errors. Restoring the rest of the 258 lines of my kakrc minus the kcr init call also results in an error-free start up. Starting up with no errors and then calling the kcr init block in command mode, e.g.:
With no user autoload directory, and a kakrc containing only:
starting kak results in a message to check the
*debug*
buffer, which contains:Removing the
kcr init
block results in a clean start-up with no errors. Restoring the rest of the 258 lines of my kakrc minus thekcr init
call also results in an error-free start up. Starting up with no errors and then calling thekcr init
block in command mode, e.g.:causes the error to happen.