As Doom continues to grow, so have incoming bug reports for modules I do not use and toolchains I know little about, like :lang clojure or :tools ein, and so I struggle to support them.

If you know a little nix and use Doom, consider contributing a shell.nix file to the module(s) you use the most. Particularly :lang modules, so that I can get a test environment up and running to test ag

I am running Emacs with the -nw flag from the terminal.

When looking at the commit graph using log all-branches (keymap l b) I cannot differentiate which is the currently checked-out branch, as they all look the same.

In contrast, when using Emacs GUI the current branch is highlighted/boxed, which makes it highly visible.

I would expect the font-faces to be different in the terminal i

Such a test would be very useful on CI to prevent from silly mistakes like the one in #1279 creeping in. Basically we need to:

• clone Prelude
• start Emacs

Type

Feature Request

Description

Allow users to specify a compilation function which takes care of compiling a project.

At the moment registering a function to any of :test, :run or :compile in projectile-register-project-type seems to call the function to generate a command string which is then run to do the appropriate task. I'd like to register a function which performs the

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

When I switched from lein to Clojure CLI on MS Windows 10, cider-jack-in failed. The reason was unclear (to me anyway) from the error messaging. I found Alex Miller's documentation at
Install fails due to permission errors

Issue #409 introduced a new function to indicate which systems support symlinks:

(defun straight--windows-os-p ()
  "Check if the current operating system is Windows."
  (memq system-type '(ms-dos windows-nt cygwin)))

cygwin should not be in this list, it supports symlinks. It runs on windows-os, but in its own environment, with its own filesystem including /tmp, /proc, .. and its ow

Quite simple when you know treemacs--get-bounds-of-project exists.