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I updated some Emacs packages about a week ago, and since then, irony has broken. As soon I start to type anything, emacs prints out the following message: backend company-irony error Symbol's function definition is void: pos-bol" with args (prefix)`
No idea about what could be causing the problem. Any help, please?
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This somewhat reverts "replace deprecated `point-at-bol` by `pos-bol`"
commit b183534.
point-at-bol was replaced by pos-bol (emacs 29)
because of deprecation warning in emacs 29
but that unnecessarily breaks compatibility with older emacs,
so just une line-beginning-position.
See Sarcasm/company-irony#48.
Thanks for the report!
In the latest release I did not realized that I started using an Emacs 29 feature.
The latest irony-mode release 1.6.1 should fix the issue, if you can confirm that would be great.
I updated some Emacs packages about a week ago, and since then, irony has broken. As soon I start to type anything, emacs prints out the following message:
backend company-irony error
Symbol's function definition is void: pos-bol" with args (prefix)`No idea about what could be causing the problem. Any help, please?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: