refresh isn't going anywhere, but sync will be the canonical command
here on out, because it is more appropriate for kind of work it will be
doing in the future.
Reflog keeps the history of every reset, so expiring it allows us to
remove more older commits. git gc by default only cleans for 2 week old
objects, so I made it more aggressive
the command is actually fairly useless on windows anyway -- unless you are specifically running emacs with elevated privileges, you get the following error:
```
This will download and install fonts, are you sure you want to do this? (y or n) y
Contacting host: raw.githubusercontent.com:443
mm-write-region: Opening output file: Permission denied, c:/Windows/Fonts/material-design-icons.ttf
```
- Make doom/info package details more concise
- Removed doom-pinned-packages variable (pin info now stored in
doom-packages metadata)
- Fix unpin! not actually unpinning some packages
Doom's autoloads generator will strip out forms that modify variables in
doom-autoload-cached-vars (load-path, auto-mode-alist, etc). These are
undesireable in package autoloads, but may be desireable in Doom module
autoloads.
And rearrange "Checking out ..." message during 'doom upgrade' to
display package first, then commit (and abbreviated), rather than the
other around. It's easier to read.
Due to use of third-party code before it is installed. Since we can be
sure that elisp has a sane syntax-table we do not need sophisticated
comment/string detection.
If a ;;;###if module cookie returned nil for a file, it should still
allow autodefs to be scraped from it, which wasn't happening before this
fix.
An autodef's guarantee is that it will always be defined, whether or not
the containing module is enabled.
This error was caused by over-aggressive replacement of load-file-name
in autoloads files.
Instances of "load-file-name" would be replaced with a quoted file-path,
even in strings and comments, which would break surrounding strings and
docstrings.
Mentioned in hlissner/doom-emacs@f8ff505
- Halves LOC
- Adopts functional paradigm where possible.
- Reduces the filesize of autoloads files by ~10-20%
- Speeds up autoloads generation by ~20%
