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Add tools/direnv module
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;;; tools/direnv/config.el -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
Refactor tools/direnv
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(defvar +direnv-keywords
tools/direnv: fontify direnv stdlib keywords
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'("direnv_layout_dir" "PATH_add" "path_add" "log_status" "log_error" "has"
"join_args" "expand_path" "dotenv" "user_rel_path" "find_up" "source_env"
"watch_file" "source_up" "direnv_load" "MANPATH_add" "load_prefix" "layout"
"use" "rvm" "use_nix" "use_guix")
tools/direnv: replace direnv package with envrc wbolster/emacs-direnv uses an approach that mutates global state, allowing a direnv to bleed into unrelated buffers and contexts. For this to work it must rereads the direnv every time you switch buffers, which can be very slow. purcell/envrc, on the other hand, makes env state buffer-local, so the direnv only needs to be read once, when a is first initialized. This is faster and less error prone. However, it's necessary to manually reload the direnv if you've changed your .envrc outside of Emacs (with `M-x envrc-reload` or `M-x envrc-reload-all`).
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"A list of direnv keywords, which are fontified when in `+direnv-rc-mode'.")
tools/direnv: fontify direnv stdlib keywords
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Revert direnv modifications Not worth the trouble. I'll move it to my private config. Fixes #2384 Closes #2384
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;;
;;; Packages
tools/direnv: replace direnv package with envrc wbolster/emacs-direnv uses an approach that mutates global state, allowing a direnv to bleed into unrelated buffers and contexts. For this to work it must rereads the direnv every time you switch buffers, which can be very slow. purcell/envrc, on the other hand, makes env state buffer-local, so the direnv only needs to be read once, when a is first initialized. This is faster and less error prone. However, it's necessary to manually reload the direnv if you've changed your .envrc outside of Emacs (with `M-x envrc-reload` or `M-x envrc-reload-all`).
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(use-package! envrc
:when (executable-find "direnv")
Fix envrc not being activated correctly Fixes #3812
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:after-call doom-first-file-hook
tools/direnv: replace direnv package with envrc wbolster/emacs-direnv uses an approach that mutates global state, allowing a direnv to bleed into unrelated buffers and contexts. For this to work it must rereads the direnv every time you switch buffers, which can be very slow. purcell/envrc, on the other hand, makes env state buffer-local, so the direnv only needs to be read once, when a is first initialized. This is faster and less error prone. However, it's necessary to manually reload the direnv if you've changed your .envrc outside of Emacs (with `M-x envrc-reload` or `M-x envrc-reload-all`).
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:mode ("\\.envrc\\'" . +direnv-rc-mode)
Add tools/direnv module
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:config
tools/direnv: replace direnv package with envrc wbolster/emacs-direnv uses an approach that mutates global state, allowing a direnv to bleed into unrelated buffers and contexts. For this to work it must rereads the direnv every time you switch buffers, which can be very slow. purcell/envrc, on the other hand, makes env state buffer-local, so the direnv only needs to be read once, when a is first initialized. This is faster and less error prone. However, it's necessary to manually reload the direnv if you've changed your .envrc outside of Emacs (with `M-x envrc-reload` or `M-x envrc-reload-all`).
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(add-to-list 'doom-debug-variables 'envrc-debug)
tools/direnv: fontify direnv stdlib keywords
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tools/direnv: replace direnv package with envrc wbolster/emacs-direnv uses an approach that mutates global state, allowing a direnv to bleed into unrelated buffers and contexts. For this to work it must rereads the direnv every time you switch buffers, which can be very slow. purcell/envrc, on the other hand, makes env state buffer-local, so the direnv only needs to be read once, when a is first initialized. This is faster and less error prone. However, it's necessary to manually reload the direnv if you've changed your .envrc outside of Emacs (with `M-x envrc-reload` or `M-x envrc-reload-all`).
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;; I'm avoiding `global-envrc-mode' intentionally, because it has the
;; potential to run too late in the mode startup process (and after, say,
;; server hooks that may rely on that local direnv environment).
(add-hook! 'change-major-mode-after-body-hook
(defun +direnv-init-h ()
(unless (or envrc-mode
(minibufferp)
(file-remote-p default-directory))
(envrc-mode 1))))
(define-derived-mode +direnv-rc-mode sh-mode "envrc"
"Major mode for .envrc files."
;; Fontify .envrc keywords; it's a good indication of whether or not we've
;; typed them correctly, and that we're in the correct major mode.
Refactor tools/direnv
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(font-lock-add-keywords
nil `((,(regexp-opt +direnv-keywords 'symbols)
(0 font-lock-keyword-face)))))
tools/direnv: fix direnv+flycheck integration Also fixes direnv+flycheck for nix users by consulting direnv before looking for flycheck executables.
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Revert direnv modifications Not worth the trouble. I'll move it to my private config. Fixes #2384 Closes #2384
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(defadvice! +direnv--fail-gracefully-a (&rest _)
"Don't try to use direnv if the executable isn't present."
tools/direnv: replace direnv package with envrc wbolster/emacs-direnv uses an approach that mutates global state, allowing a direnv to bleed into unrelated buffers and contexts. For this to work it must rereads the direnv every time you switch buffers, which can be very slow. purcell/envrc, on the other hand, makes env state buffer-local, so the direnv only needs to be read once, when a is first initialized. This is faster and less error prone. However, it's necessary to manually reload the direnv if you've changed your .envrc outside of Emacs (with `M-x envrc-reload` or `M-x envrc-reload-all`).
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:before-while #'envrc-mode
Revert direnv modifications Not worth the trouble. I'll move it to my private config. Fixes #2384 Closes #2384
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(or (executable-find "direnv")
tools/direnv: replace direnv package with envrc wbolster/emacs-direnv uses an approach that mutates global state, allowing a direnv to bleed into unrelated buffers and contexts. For this to work it must rereads the direnv every time you switch buffers, which can be very slow. purcell/envrc, on the other hand, makes env state buffer-local, so the direnv only needs to be read once, when a is first initialized. This is faster and less error prone. However, it's necessary to manually reload the direnv if you've changed your .envrc outside of Emacs (with `M-x envrc-reload` or `M-x envrc-reload-all`).
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(ignore (doom-log "Couldn't find direnv executable")))))
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