Dear org-mode developers, Ihor, * Gregor Zattler <[email protected]> [2026-05-02; 13:45 +02]: > I started Emacs and opened an org file > (notmuch-startpage.org) which pulls in > all the org-agend files, one of which is > referenced in the warnings over and over > (see below).
for example working for a while with org-agenda, my *Warnings* buffer easily grew to 147 MB and at the same time in *Messages* there were 3 lines org-element--cache-for-removal: org-element--cache: Emergency exit I just now realised, that I'm not able to provoke these warnings, when org-mode is *not* byte-compiled. I found out while trying to bisect org-mode and for speeds sake only did a "make autoloads" as opposed to "make compile autoloads info". That was on May 6th. Since byte-compiling being the trigger for the org-element--cache warnings is rather strange, I will send this follow-up email a bit later to give the warnings a chance to pop up again in daily usage of org-mode. Till just an hour ago no new warnings. Then I upgraded to Emacs 31 and Org mode version 10.0-pre (release_9.7.27-899-gf3ab15 @ /home/grfz/src/org-mode/lisp/). First I run org-mode compiled and got the warnings, now uncompiled and I'm again not able to provoke the warnings... Any further infos you could need for debugging? Thanks for org-mode and the caching mechanism, Gregor
