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jwiegley / emacs-async

Simple library for asynchronous processing in Emacs
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Not working with recent emacs tramp #176

Open pati-ni opened 1 year ago

pati-ni commented 1 year ago

dired-async-mode is not working with recent versions of emacs when tramp needs to perform out-of-band copies. It is not clear whether this is a tramp bug or an async bug.

No apparent workaround exists

mhandugan commented 8 months ago

See https://github.com/jwiegley/emacs-async/issues/165 . Changing utf-8-auto to utf-8 in async.el makes it work again.

thierryvolpiatto commented 8 months ago

Mathew Handugan @.***> writes:

See #165 . Changing utf-8-auto to utf-8 in async.el makes it work again.

Are you sure you are up to date? We are now using utf-8-emacs-unix.

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averter commented 3 months ago

@thierryvolpiatto I'm also experiencing a possibly related error in process sentinel: async-handle-result: Recursive load which is presumably related to the utf8 used in async, but I have checked and I am using 1.9.8 which uses utf8-emacs-unix.

For reference I am using emacs 28.1, org 9.6.24, async 1.9.8 and ob-async 20210428.2052. Strange...

averter commented 3 months ago

Ok, I finally got to the bottom of it. I've recently installed ob-julia-vterm and somehow it created that recursive load error. In any case, it does not seem to be related to async/ob-async. Cheers.