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Guix-emacs doesn't work
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Hi Jan,
sorry for this late reply,
Jan Nieuwenhuizen <janneke <at> gnu.org> writes:
[...]
> I'm on Guix System and emacs-guix's command line completion hasn't
> worked for me for about a year.
it does not work for me too, but with a very different behaviour:
[...]
>> Evaluating the above code /before/ starting any emacs-guix command (thus
>> before starting Guile REPL) all is working well now!
>
> This sort-of works for me, i.e., typing "guix TAB" in an emacs shell
> buffer no longer gives this error...but there also are no completions.
with the completion pattern "guix <TAB>" I get "guix --help" right in
the shell (and eshell) buffer but if I try any other pattern, e.g. "guix
pa<TAB>", I just get "No match" in the minibuffer (and no debug tracing
in the "*Guix REPL*" buffer)
I read (emacs-guix)Completions and it seems I do not need to configure
anything to have completion in shell and eshell when emacs-guix is
installed: do I miss something? Actually I never configured
shell/eshell completion for any command, so I may be missing something.
Maybe the workaround I use to start guix REPL:
[...]
>> (with-eval-after-load 'guix-repl
>> (setq guix-guile-program '("guix" "repl")
>> guix-config-scheme-compiled-directory nil
>> guix-repl-use-latest nil
>> guix-repl-use-server nil))
is breaking completion?
> My ~/.emacs/init_bash.sh is empty and I seem to remember having
> something there?
I don't have that file.
Anyway, Jan, I think this bug is different from the one in the subject,
we should have a look upsteam (eventually linking here some ref) and
open a new upsteam bug report if needed: WDYT?
>
> Greetings,
> Janneke
>
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