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Yet another package for emacs persistent sessions
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Org Mode Buffers Don't Persist #22

Open Addlai opened 2 weeks ago

Addlai commented 2 weeks ago

After restarting Emacs, I find no org-mode buffers are ever restored. By contrast, most or all other buffers seems to be retained. Is there a reason for this?

thierryvolpiatto commented 2 weeks ago

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After restarting Emacs, I find no org-mode buffers are ever restored. By contrast, most or all other buffers seems to be retained. Is there a reason for this?

Because org buffers are in psession-save-buffers-unwanted-buffers-regexp. I don't remember exactly why by default org buffers are not saved, but I believe it is safe to restore them. The reason is perhaps something was asked when restoring org buffers and it was a problem with emacs --daemon and/or with psession-autosave-mode which is async as well, but I don't know if this is still true. anyway to restore your org buffers:

(setq psession-save-buffers-unwanted-buffers-regexp "\(diary\|\.jpg\|\.png\|\image-native-display\\)$")

I will do this as well on my side and if there is no problems I will make this the default.

Thanks.

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Addlai commented 2 weeks ago

OK, excellent. I suspected there might be such a variable, but somehow missed it.

As a booster of rx notation, I put (setq psession-save-buffers-unwanted-buffers-regexp (rx (or (literal ".jpg") (literal ".png") (literal "*image-native-display*") ) line-end)) and it's working.

Thank you