Emacsclient (in daemon mode) doesn't start after adding prelude-helm-everywhere

Expected behavior

After I uncomment prelude-helm-everywhere, start Emacs in daemon mode, and enter emacsclient -t on the terminal, Emacs Prelude starts.

Actual behavior

Entering emacsclient -t just leads to an empty shell prompt, without persistent output on the terminal. Doing emacsclient -t 2> tmp-1, I see the following error in the file: *ERROR*: ‘which-key-mode’ can’t be used with ‘helm-descbinds-mode’.

This is fixed by commenting out in .emacs.d/core/prelude-ui.el

(if (daemonp)                                                                                                                                                                                                                          
    (add-hook 'server-after-make-frame-hook 'which-key-mode)                                                                                                                                                                           
  (which-key-mode +1))

and then killall emacs. After then restarting emacs in daemon mode I can open a client on the terminal as expected.

Note that starting emacs without daemon mode with emacs works without any issue for me, in any case.

There seem to have been changes related to the error in helm-descbinds four months ago. The issue first occurred for me after I updated Prelude today, which I don't do that often.

Steps to reproduce the problem

Backup and delete pre-existing .emacs.d
Install Emacs Prelude using curl -L https://git.io/epre | sh
Using a different editor, uncomment (require 'prelude-helm-everywhere) in .emacs.d/personal/prelude-modules.el
Run /usr/bin/emacs --daemon
Run emacsclient -t

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