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Before you doom yourself, there are a few things you should know:
But before you doom yourself, here are some things you should know:
1. Whenever you edit your doom! block in ~/.doom.d/init.el or modify your
modules, run:
1. Don't forget to run 'doom sync', then restart Emacs, after modifying
~/.doom.d/init.el or ~/.doom.d/packages.el.
bin/doom refresh
This command ensures needed packages are installed, orphaned packages are
removed, and your autoloads/cache files are up to date. When in doubt, run
'doom sync'!
This will ensure all needed packages are installed, all orphaned packages are
removed, and your autoloads files are up to date. This is important! If you
forget to do this you will get errors!
2. If something goes wrong, run `doom doctor`. It diagnoses common issues with
your environment and setup, and may offer clues about what is wrong.
2. If something inexplicably goes wrong, try `bin/doom doctor`
3. Use 'doom upgrade' to update Doom. Doing it any other way will require
additional steps. Run 'doom help upgrade' to understand those extra steps.
This will diagnose common issues with your environment and setup, and may
give you clues about what is wrong.
3. Use `bin/doom upgrade` to update Doom. Doing it any other way may require
additional work. When in doubt, run `bin/doom sync`.
4. Check out `bin/doom help` to see what else `bin/doom` can do (and it is
recommended you add ~/.emacs.d/bin to your PATH).
5. You can find Doom's documentation via `M-x doom/help` or `SPC h D`.
4. Access Doom's documentation from within Emacs via 'SPC h D' or 'C-h D' (or
'M-x doom/help')
Have fun!