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Eglot over Tramp freezes with large project
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Stefan Monnier <monnier <at> iro.umontreal.ca> writes:
>> We could start by understanding exactly what is triggering this reentrancy.
>> AFAIU, we don't. If have a recipe to trigger is consistently, now we should
>> work backwards from there.
>
> I think we understand some of the problems well enough to think
> about solutions.
Does that "some" include _this_ problem? Let's take this one for
example.
make -C test filenotify-tests SELECTOR=file-notify-test04-autorevert
Michael reports that this reports "Forbidden reentrant call of Tramp" on
EMBA. I've confirmed it fails locally with a different error:
(file-error "‘tramp_stat_file_attributes /tmp/file-notify-testNkTum7/file-notify-testhEtklA’ does not return a valid Lisp expression: ‘’")
Good enough, a failure is a failure is a failure.
We know this was introduced by the recent changes
54ef338ba3670415cf47fabc33a92d4904707c7e. But we don't know a lot of
other stuff
* Why the difference between Local and EMBA?
* How is this test supposed to work?
* Can we split the test to be shorter, as currently it takes between 25
second and 120 seconds to run?
* What exactly breaks here? The test fails consistently enough, that we
should be able to log/instrument/debug.
IMHO, we can be answering this in parallel with -- but ideally before --
a deeper review of Emacs's process machinery.
We could also ask other questions, of course, like: could Tramp use a
process filter? IMO these are very powerful tools and bring a
substantial degree of freedom of implementation. Currently Tramp relies
on accept-p-o and then searches the process buffer for regexps. To me,
that just seems more difficult and error-prone than process filters.
But even my own questions I would defer until after we have understood
this particular failure of file-notify-test04-autorevert on master.
João
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