Some unknown difference between `loaddefs-generate` (Emacs 29+) and `make-directory-autoloads` (<=28) causes evil-pinyin's autoloads file to throw an error in 29+ when loaded, complaining about missing macros defined by its dependencies (mainly `define-namespace` and `evil-define-*`). Specifically, void-function errors. Since the package is loaded almost immediately on startup, evil-pinyin's autoloads file isn't needed in the first place, so by disabling it, the error is resolved. This'll do until I can find a better solution or, at least, the right party to report it to. Ref: #6482 |
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