emacs.d.git - my emacs configuration

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2022-10-24	fix(packages): remove tempel	Franck Cuny	1	-1/+0
	I don't have a need for it yet. Change-Id: I5862fdcba285e85840815020328834528cfd522c
2022-10-24	ref(eshell): remove the function `my/eshell-here'	Franck Cuny	1	-17/+0
	I prefer to open a shell using project.el. Change-Id: I4b1c533f58955207228e703ca4da567fa89622d9
2022-10-24	fix(eshell): remove two unused functions	Franck Cuny	1	-48/+0
	The first one was to track how long commands take to complete. This is not really useful to me at this point. The second one was to open a directory at point. I also don't use this. Change-Id: Ied633354d77947c0017070337b375ced0d7bfe32
2022-10-24	fix(eshell): don't enable eshell's smart mode	Franck Cuny	1	-3/+0
	For reasons I don't understand, performances degrade immediately once an eshell buffer size grows. I find the behavior annoying anyway so let's remove it. Change-Id: Ia5ca2391d1ed11ae4b7c2102131159f0cdfbcb59
2022-10-24	fix(eshell): drop the bookmark module	Franck Cuny	2	-4/+0
	Change-Id: Iac8a034c54a0232fc227ed5ca235e55db9d96eaa
2022-10-24	fix(Emacs): don't restore GC settings after loading init.el	Franck Cuny	1	-3/+0
	A few commits ago, I changed the settings for GC in my LSP configuration, as suggested by lsp-mode's performance guide. Then I committed one of the cardinal sin of making a change: I did not check that the setting was applied correctly after a restart of Emacs. Yesterday while debugging some performance issue with eshell, I looked into the GC, and realized that the setting was back to the default. This was because of that block in init.el which restored the default once init.el was loaded. Drop this code, let's stick to the recommended settings by lsp-mode (even if I don't use lsp-mode anymore). Change-Id: Ia45bd10c67d397a72d92857ad206656c484baf8f
2022-10-17	ref(rust): use eglot for lsp	Franck Cuny	2	-9/+2
	Change-Id: I060a37e7baee14cf6051dcb5390b9b986e5d6968