Migrate org-gcal to aio #160
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Hope it's OK to ask but, what's stopping you from removing the duplicate function names and merging this into |
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There were a few minor issues I didn't have the time to work out. If you
want to try it out feel free to.
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Hope it's OK to ask but, what's stopping you from removing the duplicate
function names and merging this into master? Any remaining bugs to squash?
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I recently pushed some updates to this branch to incorporate more recent
updates. If you want to take a look at this, feel free.
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There were a few minor issues I didn't have the time to work out. If you
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There are still some bugs I need to work out.
This requires listening for the `aio-cancel` signal in an `aio-listen` callback and calling `request-abort`.
Upstream: https://github.com/telotortium/emacs-aio-iter2/blob/5b0a9f81ed5bddc60f252b4f46924887190d91af/aio-iter2.el Otherwise, MELPA will fail to load this file. I'm done with development of aio-iter2, I'm pretty sure.
`org-gcal-test--post-at-point-aio-basic` mostly works as intended, except that the `let` bindings don't function as intended - not sure why.
It appears that this keyword doesn't work for this. I don't know if there's a way to make it work, or I'll just need to write a wrapper interactive function around the AIO functions.
Follow [Multi-file Packages](https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Multi_002dfile-Packages.html) in Emacs Lisp Manual, inspired by [magit-pkg.el](https://github.com/magit/magit/blob/b32521d5432b5fbc33a2e47b72f2258bf98cb8b4/lisp/magit-pkg.el). Needed because Cask wasn't picking up the `iter2` dependency of `aio-iter2` - this is an indirect dependency of `org-gcal.el`, but wasn't included in the `Package-Requires` line before. Since we use multiple Emacs Lisp files, it's best to acknowledge that explicitly.
This won't be directly used, but I'd like to break out this file into a separate package someday.
Figured out right way to do it.
- Allow testing only a subset of tests using `TEST_PATTERN`. - It appears some tests occasionally fail if run all in the same Emacs, but work if they are run separately. So, if I find failed tests, I rerun each failing test individually to see which ones actually fail.
Useful for writing test servers to test code using a real HTTP server instead of mocks.
Will be needed for main code and tests.
Now it seems like this work interactively, and working on tests.
Ensure package remains clean with respect to checkdoc.
Improves the speed of modifying buffers when many updates are being done.
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Fix #159