Recent bugs, yet to be explained
Usually when we submit bug reports, we do painstaking detective work first, for good reason. But that means we don't report all bugs we ever encounter, so here's a space for the bugs I have not investigated.
<2024-Oct-25> userlock.el presumes the current buffer's file is that of the file being handled
So write-region called from a different buffer sometimes causes the cl-assert in userlock–check-content-unchanged to fail.
Also when the user responds to userlock–ask-user-about-supersession-threat with "r" for revert, error: "Buffer does not seem to be associated with any file".
Present in Emacs 29.4 and 31.0.50. Trying to pin down the cause, but it only occurs sometimes.
Emacs freezes when editing JS files
Still current as of
I suspect it has to do with Doom Emacs' javascript module. Even without +lsp, it starts up tsserver, which is probably a bug in itself.
Until recently, starting tsserver used to freeze my Emacs.
Nowadays, with Doom's javascript module, Emacs freezes when opening some files (at least those that contain a @flow comment), or when I try to comment out certain lines of JS.
org-element–cache-sync
An open eshell sometimes seems to mess with org-element--cache-sync. This interferes with the experience of editing Org buffers.
Killing the eshell makes org behave normally.