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bug#62216: Narrowing down the issue
From: |
Jonathon McKitrick |
Subject: |
bug#62216: Narrowing down the issue |
Date: |
Sun, 23 Jul 2023 13:58:34 +0000 |
After some exhaustive git bisecting and init file tweaking, I've narrowed it
down to a surprising culprit: desktop mode
I've been unable to reproduce the issue in my other projects, but I'm still
working on it.
The commit that introduces the bug is b950b46f514989442fdd9937a0e96d53a3affa88.
I don't think it's a bug per-se, simply a problematic interaction with desktop
mode.
I've been able to build a non-graphic version from source that reverts this
commit and does not have the issue.
I'm currently working on a local homebrew tap that will build a macos version,
applying the same patch to my local build.
Here's the latest:
Emacs 30 HEAD on MacOS, built weekly, sometimes nightly.
I open a large clojure project to a file with many changes.
Then I checkout another branch, either in a terminal or using magit.
When the file I'm viewing reverts, there seems to be a large chunk of code that
was erroneously inserted at the end of the buffer.
This code is part of the diff, appended in the wrong place.
I don't have any other projects that present the same issue so far.
Jonathon McKitrick
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'My other computer is your Linux box.'
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