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(restclient-jq :location (recipe
:fetcher github
:repo "pashky/restclient.el"))
And
require or use-package it
How can I make spacemacs respect the local variables in a file? I use it for setting the dictionary in a tex file but all local variables simply seem to get ignored (my .spacemacs)
Ah okay in the dictionary file?
Not sure, but recently Emacs was complaining that my package had no header when I used three
;;; instead of two
Is there anything suspicious in my .spacemacs or is there any other configuration file, spacemacs is reading?
But I guess you should just bisect it (and maybe first try with a clean dotfile)
After activating the
spell-checking configuration layer in an empty .spacemacs, I obtained this error when opening the file: Error in post-command-hook (flyspell-post-command-hook): (error "No data for dictionary \"german\" in 'ispell-local-dictionary-alist' or 'ispell-dictionary-alist'"). After a few iterations, the message disappeared and the right dictionary was used...
(This is really frustrating...)
It appears to be an Orphan package, so it is being deleted on launch (if that helps, not too familiar with Spacemacs packages)
@t-wissmann Thanks for the reporting back!
Is there like.. a relatively stable release of stable that I could use..?
I guess I'm a bit confused why master hasn't been merged in so long
Have you seen that also?
so I tend to stick with whatever version of things I build my workflow around for a year or more
the current READ.me references the 'master branch' in a few places, which compounded with my preexisting misunderstanding
true, I make a branch from develop, call it pb_dev. Also I make an elpa folder recursive copy to ensure packages are not changing behind my back either. That setup has been proven quite stable for me in the past couple years. And when I have time to experiment I update things knowing I can always go back to my branch and my elpa packages
Heyo! Getting a bit stuck with My configuration, decided to ask here:
Getting void on helm-map when trying to define-key in user-config, but only on the initial daemon startup, reloading the spacemacs config properly sources it.
Could it be something I've misconfigured over time, or is this to be expected/might need to manually preload the file or package containing helm-map?
Getting void on helm-map when trying to define-key in user-config, but only on the initial daemon startup, reloading the spacemacs config properly sources it.
Could it be something I've misconfigured over time, or is this to be expected/might need to manually preload the file or package containing helm-map?
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Source code links in the describe-mode docs seem to quite often take me to spacemacs/init.el, which isn't terribly helpful. For example today I couldn't find the typescript-tsx-mode source code because of this. I eventually found it in the typescript layer definition. Is that describe-mode issue just me?
Hello guys, help me, I've been trying to make spacemacs as my editor for learning web development, and I just can't make the auto completion / snippets as good as VScode or at least close enough. Here is my .spacemacs https://pastebin.com/HmXKLrcG
@nousf So what is your question exactly? I am not sure if the
I have almost never used it and it is not well tested, but when I used it, it worked fine. You can find it here https://github.com/dalanicolai/dala-emacs-lisp/blob/master/json-to-yasnippet.el
https://github.com/AndreaCrotti/yasnippet-snippets library gets loaded correctly there, because it does not here. Also I have once written a very simple json-to-yasnippet translator so that you can take a vscode snippet file and output yasnippet files.I have almost never used it and it is not well tested, but when I used it, it worked fine. You can find it here https://github.com/dalanicolai/dala-emacs-lisp/blob/master/json-to-yasnippet.el
Instructions are at the top of the file