Open heyste opened 3 years ago
Pretty sure doom works now @heyste . If there is anything else you want here let me know, otherwise please close this issue.
Checking ./doom doctor
now gives
Doom is dropping Emacs 26.x support very soon
built-in variable ‘overflow-newline-into-fringe’ not bound
ii@heyste-humacs-0:/var/local/humacs/doom-emacs/bin$ ./doom doctor
Loading default-init.el !!!
Loading /var/local/humacs/doom-config/default-init.el (source)...
humacs doom-config/default-init.el
Loaded default-init.el !!!
The doctor will see you now...
> Checking your Emacs version...
! Emacs 26.3 detected. Doom is dropping Emacs 26.x support very soon. Consider upgrading to Emacs 27.1.
> Checking for Emacs config conflicts...
> Checking for private config conflicts...
> Checking for stale elc files...
> Checking for problematic git global settings...
> Checking Doom Emacs...
Loading /var/local/humacs/doom-config/default-packages.el (source)...
humacs doom-config/default-packages.el
Loading /var/local/humacs/doom-config/default-packages.el (source)...
humacs doom-config/default-packages.el
Loading default-init.el !!!
Loading /var/local/humacs/doom-config/default-init.el (source)...
humacs doom-config/default-init.el
Loaded default-init.el !!!
Note, built-in variable ‘overflow-newline-into-fringe’ not bound
x There was an unexpected error
Message: File is missing
Data: (file-missing . "Opening directory")
Backtrace:
(file-name-all-completions "" "/home/ii/org/roam")
(org-roam--directory-files-recursively "/home/ii/org/roam/" "\\.\\(?:org\\
(org-roam--list-files-elisp "/home/ii/org/roam/")
(org-roam--list-files "/home/ii/org/roam/")
(org-roam--list-all-files)
(org-roam-db-build-cache)
(org-roam-mode 1)
(progn (org-roam-mode 1) t)
(condition-case err (progn (org-roam-mode 1) t) ((debug error) (message "O
(if (condition-case err (progn (org-roam-mode 1) t) ((debug error) (messag
! Extended backtrace logged to /var/local/humacs/doom-emacs/.local/doom.error.log
doom doctor
is noting a number of issues with the current setup on Humacs