I'm able to evaluate function sx-inbox, but evaluating function sx-inbox-notifications yields "Wrong type argument: stringp, nil". The same result occurs when trying the default keybinding C-u s i.
On the other hand, manually evaluating (sx-method-call 'notifications) DOES return a lisp object containing notifications.
@Malabarba, I noticed from issue / pull request #174 that you originally contributed this code, so I'm mentioning you to get your attention.
I'm using emacs version 25.2 in debian, and sx.el otherwise functions fine, allowing me to submit questions, answers, votes and comments.
The *Messages* buffer indicates that the error is being generated by function sx-inbox--print-info.
I'm able to evaluate function
sx-inbox
, but evaluating functionsx-inbox-notifications
yields "Wrong type argument: stringp, nil". The same result occurs when trying the default keybindingC-u s i
.On the other hand, manually evaluating
(sx-method-call 'notifications)
DOES return a lisp object containing notifications.@Malabarba, I noticed from issue / pull request #174 that you originally contributed this code, so I'm mentioning you to get your attention.
I'm using emacs version 25.2 in debian, and
sx.el
otherwise functions fine, allowing me to submit questions, answers, votes and comments.The *Messages* buffer indicates that the error is being generated by function
sx-inbox--print-info
.