Re: Rejiggering the branches

> Just like Debian has stable and testing, but the precise meaning of these > changes over time. > If your intention is to do the same thing as Debian, why not use the same names, too? > On Jul 12, 2021, at 2:56 PM, Robert Goldman wrote: > > On 12 Jul 2021, at 13:36, Faré wrote: > > Would

Re: Rejiggering the branches

I prefer dev over main, since it’s more clear about the purpose of the branch. Main is just not a very descriptive word. For one thing, for most people, stable will actually be the “main” branch. This isn’t a strong preference, but honestly I doubt anyone has that strong of feelings on the

Re: uiop:launch-program fails to run sudo without -S

Emacs by default allocates a pty for subprocesses. There’s no way to do this portably, as many Lisps don’t support it, so UIOP won’t help you here. If you’re on SBCL and portability is not a concern, you can use sb-ext:run-program with a :pty keyword argument, as described in section 7.7.3 of

Re: I should know this... finding INPUT-FILES

Thanks, all! I did the thing my dad suggested, and as far as I can tell everything is working now. All in all I have about half a page of code at https://github.com/gefjon/asdf-org-babel-tangle/blob/master/main.lisp which

Re: I should know this... finding INPUT-FILES

The impetus for this question is, I have subclassed cl-source-file with org-source-file and have defined tangle-op (as a subclass of both sideway-operation and upward-operation). my perform method is: (defmethod perform ((op tangle-op) (file org-source-file)) (let* ((input-file (first