Guillaume MULLER <guillaume.mul...@univ-st-etienne.fr> writes:
> I'm not sure what did the trick, but if someone is looking for a solution,
> it's probably a mix of:
> - disabling org in Doom's init.el and/or
> - manually pulling & compiling the versions in
> ~/.emacs.d/.local/straight/{repos,build-27.1}/org and/or
> - changing the :pin setup in ~/.emacs.d/modules/lang/org/packages.el to point
> to the latest commit.
AFAIU, :pin should be the right way that will not break updates.
> FWIW, "list-packages" only shows the 9.3 builtin version of org, so my
> current working 9.5.4 org version seems to actually be loaded from the code
> previously installed by Doom and manually (re)compiled by me, even if org is
> disabled in init.el ...
This is because list-packages is not used by Doom. list-packages is a
built-in Vanilla Emacs package manager, while Doom uses straight.el
package manager.
>> What do you mean by "breaks too many other things in org"?
>
> When calling some functions (e.g. org-meta-return or org-ctrl-c-ctrl-c in a
> code block or hitting C-x C-c to quit Emacs) I got errors like "function xxx
> is void" or "wrong arguments listp, xxx".
That sounds like "mixed" installation of built-in and Doom's versions of
Org. Should not be an issue as long as you manage to find the proper way
to configure Doom.
Best,
Ihor
