The first merge tentative of @catern's rewrite of completion-at-point (CAP) lead us to discover a few issues that need fixing before we release it. I reverted the commits and this PR reintroduces changes made by @tmcgilchrist and myself to move the tests in a separate file, fix linting issues and enable testing on version 27 to 29.
There are two issues with the current status of this PR:
Even when using the compat module tests do not pass on Emacs 27 and 28.
Using the compat module breaks the assumption made by opam user-setup that packages are standalone.
This last issue could be fixed by: 1. shipping the compat package with Merlin or 2. Rewriting our own replacement for the missing features.
The first merge tentative of @catern's rewrite of completion-at-point (CAP) lead us to discover a few issues that need fixing before we release it. I reverted the commits and this PR reintroduces changes made by @tmcgilchrist and myself to move the tests in a separate file, fix linting issues and enable testing on version 27 to 29.
There are two issues with the current status of this PR:
compatmodule breaks the assumption made byopam user-setupthat packages are standalone.This last issue could be fixed by: 1. shipping the compat package with Merlin or 2. Rewriting our own replacement for the missing features.