Dnia Wed, Oct 04, 2023 at 05:06:51PM -0400, Milan Glacier napisał(a):

> If so, you can try to rebuild those autoloads files, here is the steps:
> 
> 1. Launching the emacs.
> 2. Deleting everything from `my-loaddefs.el`.
> 3. M-x my/update-all-autoloads.
> 4. Restart emacs

Hi,
Unfortunately it's not working, as I understand configs aren't fully loaded and emacs doesn't see the function `my/update-all-autoloads` [No match]
There's any other way to load/execute this function ?

-- 
BR
Bart

On 10/05/23 10:41, Bartosz Bubak wrote:
>Dnia Wed, Oct 04, 2023 at 05:06:51PM -0400, Milan Glacier napisał(a):
>
>> If so, you can try to rebuild those autoloads files, here is the steps:
>>
>> 1. Launching the emacs.
>> 2. Deleting everything from `my-loaddefs.el`.
>> 3. M-x my/update-all-autoloads.
>> 4. Restart emacs
>
>Hi,
>Unfortunately it's not working, as I understand configs aren't fully loaded and emacs doesn't see the function `my/update-all-autoloads` [No match]
>There's any other way to load/execute this function ?
>
>-- 
>BR
>Bart

Hi, you can try `M:` (that is: Alt+shift+;)  and then type `(require
my-utils-autoloads) <RET>`, and then `M-x my/update-all-autoloads`.

If these does not work for you, you can try to delete the whole
directory `~/.emacs.d` and reinstall this config.

I use `straight` as my package manager, and it is also possible that the
recent update of packages just makes emacs broken.

Actually, all of the package manager for emacs are vulnerable to package
update, even so for the `package.el`, the builtin package manager.

Hope this will help you.

On 10/05/23 20:45, Milan Glacier wrote:
>On 10/05/23 10:41, Bartosz Bubak wrote:
>>Dnia Wed, Oct 04, 2023 at 05:06:51PM -0400, Milan Glacier napisał(a):
>>
>>>If so, you can try to rebuild those autoloads files, here is the steps:
>>>
>>>1. Launching the emacs.
>>>2. Deleting everything from `my-loaddefs.el`.
>>>3. M-x my/update-all-autoloads.
>>>4. Restart emacs
>>
>>Hi,
>>Unfortunately it's not working, as I understand configs aren't fully loaded and emacs doesn't see the function `my/update-all-autoloads` [No match]
>>There's any other way to load/execute this function ?
>>
>>-- 
>>BR
>>Bart
>
>Hi, you can try `M:` (that is: Alt+shift+;)  and then type `(require
>my-utils-autoloads) <RET>`, and then `M-x my/update-all-autoloads`.

please type `(require 'my-utils-autoloads)`, the quote is important.