+ Expired pcache entries are now purged when Emacs is killed.
+ Preform additional type checks for better runtime safety.
+ TTL argument can now be a predicate function. Takes two arguments: the
key and value, if it returns nil, consider the entry stale.
As of 56e9d273e, these commands no longer toggle because the toggle was
brittle could be unpredictable at times. Use winner-undo instead (on
`C-w r` or `SPC w r` by default).
+ Output is now a couple lines shorter
+ Now tries to guess Linux distro names and versions
+ Displays symlinked EMACSDIR and DOOMDIR
+ Replaces elc-files segment with 'byte-compiled-config trait
Changes:
- Fixes a bug where opening a file which a buffer was already visiting
didn't raise the buffer.
- The function had unused functionality where it would split a string on
'::' and then search for the text after the first '::' in the buffer;
this has been removed.
- The searching functionality has been replaced with the option to pass
a line number, which the opened buffer will jump to. This is now used by
the part of doom/help-packages that shows the places a package is configured.
- It now fails earlier. If there's an invalid file, it fails at call
time rather than when the button is pressed.
- Add a docstring
+ No longer toggle window conf on consecutive presses. It's redundant
with winner-undo and only adds a degree of uncertainty to the command.
+ `doom/window-maximize-buffer` now works with popup windows (before
it'd spout an unhelp error about running +popup/raise).
If called with a C-u prefix, `doom/help-modules' now browses the module's
directory instead of opening its documentation. This exposes the VISIT-DIR
argument to `interactive' use.
+ Cache package list
+ Show "generating package list" message the first time (better ux)
+ Display location of package files in package information
+ Turn links/file paths into buttons
+ Add link to module readmes (if any)
Mentioned in #4406
Prevents loaded packages miscount (e.g. -1) in dashboard/log in sandbox
instance.
This occurs because the benchmark line uses a simple heuristic to
determine the loaded packages: length of load-path minus the length of
doom--initial-load-path (to save on more expensive counting methods).
However, in the sandbox, load-path is pre-populated with all packages
right from the get-go, so doom--initial-load-path will be incorrect.
When starting Emacs in debug mode, explain-pause-mode is enabled. This
pulls in other packages with it, which can taint results when testing
package load order. Also, explain-pause-mode is for measuring pauses
during interactive use, it isn't very useful for startup benchmarking.
So we only toggle it if doom-debug-mode is toggled interactively.
On many installations, the .el files that are builtin to emacs are
compressed. We should search these as well.
Signed-off-by: Rudi Grinberg <me@rgrinberg.com>
