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# Org: Disable Gnus Loading when Org is Loaded
2023-06-08 Thu

When I load a org file, eww and gnus are also loaded, eww is fine, but gnus is HUGE and will cause lag. I got the solution in #emacs irc:

the variable `org-modules`
(but don't put ol-eww, because eww will also load gnus)

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<dongdigua> I configured org eww gnus with use-package, all :defer t    [09:24]
<dongdigua> but when I load an org file, it will also load eww and gnus, why?
...
<dongdigua> and if I don't configure gnus with use-package, it will not load
<parsnip> oh, Gnus, hmm
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<habamax> dongdigua: it looks like you have quite a fancy setup. One should do
          some extra to make it happen
<olivermead> dongdigua: may you please elaborate? maybe send us a paste of the
             relevant config
<olivermead> ,paste
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<dongdigua> olivermead habamax: https://bpa.st/ZKDJA                    [10:17]
<emacsman> guys go sleep
<acdw> no u
<olivermead> dongdigua: my apologies but emacsman is right, I must sleep
<emacsman> :)
<dongdigua> ok                                                          [10:19]
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<parsnip> dongdigua: i might have some ideas, but they'll be tedious, not
          clever, and i probably won't be testing this myself           [10:34]
<parsnip> basically ideas about how to methodically try to isolate the issue
<dongdigua> ?                                                           [10:36]
<parsnip> i don't know what a question mark means here.                 [10:37]
<parsnip> ,?                                                            [10:38]
<fsbot> To invoke fsbot, type fsbot: <command> or , <command>
<parsnip> ,why
<fsbot> why not?
<parsnip> ,huh
<fsbot> try:  Nyuhuhuu shuhari
<dongdigua> parsnip: I mean, what is your idea?                         [10:41]
<parsnip> it's a long one, not all known ahead of time, and potentially
          fruitless. let me know at any point if you'd rather not       [10:42]
<parsnip> i guess for starters, are you using any kit, like spacemacs, doom,
          nix, guix, lambda, etc
<dongdigua> vanilla emacs 29
<parsnip> okay, and are you using irc from the one emacs?               [10:44]
<parsnip> looks like erc
<dongdigua> yes
<parsnip> so you can still troubleshoot this by opening a second emacs, and
          you don't have to exit irc, right?                            [10:45]
<dongdigua> y
<parsnip> okay, so are you able to easily reproduce this issue every time you
          start emacs?
<parsnip> like in just a few steps or w/e?
<dongdigua> just visit an org document and loog at *Messages*
<dongdigua> I just found another thing: seems eww loads gnus, and org loads
            eww                                                         [10:47]
<parsnip> okay. how about if you copy your init file to like, /tmp/testing/,
          and then do `export HOME=/tmp/testing`, and start emacs from that
          session?
<parsnip> okay, maybe you'll solve your issue before any of my tedious
          isolating is needed
<dongdigua> parsnip: I have no idea
<parsnip> so that last sentence has about as much information as your earlier
          "?"                                                           [10:53]
<parsnip> try to communicate more                                       [10:54]
<dongdigua> sorry                                                       [10:58]
<dongdigua> if I only comment out gnus section in the config provided before,
            org and eww wont load gnus,
<dongdigua> if only comment out eww, org won't load eww but load gnus   [10:59]
<dongdigua> so it's not org -> eww -> gnus, org can still directly load gnus
<user363628> dongdigua: this is your configuration? https://bpa.st/ZKDJA
<dongdigua> yes, org eww gnus fragment, not the whole one               [11:05]
<user363628> dongdigua: if so, what happens when you remove my/orgurl?  [11:06]
<user363628> also, have you tried doing a binary search like manual bisect on
             this? that's an effective way to narrow down on the root cause
<dongdigua> user363628: remove my/orgurl don't work                     [11:07]
<user363628> what do you mean "don't work"?                             [11:08]
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<dongdigua> still load eww and gnus when org is loaded, which I don't want
<lockywolf> dongdigua: why would you care if eww and gnus are loaded?
<user363628> dongdigua: assuming you're not using emacsclient and are using
             different sessions my only recommendation is to bisect - keep
             removing ~50% of sections till problem doesn't present, then
             backtrack etc                                              [11:10]
<parsnip> ,bisect                                                       [11:11]
<fsbot> parsnip: bisect is [0] If you can reproduce your issue reliably in a
        new emacs, try bisecting your user-init-file
<fsbot> [1] Comment out lower half of your init file and try to reproduce the
        issue. Recurse as needed.
<fsbot> [2] Use M-; to comment or uncomment selected region
<fsbot> [3] See also ,keep-one-open
<user363628> ,parsnip++
<fsbot> Noted, user363628. One fsbot-point for parsnip!
<parsnip> user363628: i feel like mre might be sooner useful here       [11:12]
<user363628> possibly
<dongdigua> lockywolf: I just don't want the lag when I'm just opening a
            single org file, org should be just org, don't need to something
            else
<parsnip> i tried to start walking them through it, but they seemed to lose
          interest, or generally showed not much care for communicating well
<lockywolf> dongdigua: load it on emacs start
<lockywolf> dongdigua: you are using emacsclient, don't you?            [11:13]
<lockywolf> *aren't you
<dongdigua> no, just emacs
<user363628> ,mre                                                       [11:16]
<fsbot> MRE is help US to help YOU
        <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimal_reproducible_example>
        <various-mre-approaches-in-emacs>
<parsnip> ,various-mre-approaches-in-emacs                              [11:17]
<fsbot> various-mre-approaches-in-emacs: [0] DRAFT: try `mkdir /tmp/test;
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<parsnip> dongdigua: your report probably has too many lines of code in it for
          it to really be a good report                                 [11:18]
<parsnip> also, it would be nice if you can reproduce the issue without
          use-package, as use-package is not yet on emacs stable, iiuc  [11:19]
<parsnip> just keep removing lines from your config, until you've got the
          fewest number of lines possible                               [11:20]
<dongdigua> you mean, with-eval-after-load ?
<dongdigua> without use-package
<parsnip> sure, but you can defer that till later if you want. if you can cut
          down the number of lines while still using use-package, that should
          help
<parsnip> i would say priority is, just get the number of lines of code to
          like under 10 or so, it looks like you have a lot of unnecessary
          code for a report                                             [11:21]
<user363628> and number of lines above means in the entire init file that is
             able to reproduce the error
<parsnip> take "mre" seriously
<parsnip> you can get a dozen people in here looking at your report, no need
          to have them all reading unnecessary code                     [11:22]
<lockywolf> dongdigua: user emacsclient, it's your best bet             [11:23]
<dongdigua> just one line in .emacs:                                    [11:30]
<dongdigua> (with-eval-after-load 'gnus (message "1"))
<dongdigua> and gnus will also load when org document is loaded
<habamax> new gnupg 2.4.2 is out and emacs + save encrypted file issue is
          still not fixed. I hope fedora wouldn't push an update for the
          package till it is resolved                                   [11:33]
<dongdigua> oh in the beginning I got the message that gnus is loaded by (setq
            use-package-verbose t)
<dongdigua> so I won't know if gnus is loaded if use-package is commented out
<parsnip> dongdigua: is the org file minimal too?                       [11:35]
<dongdigua> yes
<dongdigua> so it seems that org loading eww and gnus is work as intended?
<parsnip> okay, so do you have an mre now? or are you still working on
          isolating the behavior?
<parsnip> you can check (featurep 'gnus)                                [11:37]
<parsnip> if i start a new emacs and open an org file, (featurep 'gnus)
          returns nil
<dongdigua> .emacs: (with-eval-after-load 'gnus (message "1"))
            (with-eval-after-load 'eww  (message "2")) and open a .org file,
            got 1 and 2                                                 [11:38]
<dongdigua> habamax: what is the issue                                  [11:39]
<habamax> can't save encrypted buffer, that is the issue :)
<habamax> as for yours, have you checked what org does?
<parsnip> dongdigua: huh, that's weird
<habamax> (eval-when-compile (require 'gnus-sum))
<habamax> and "Modules that should always be loaded together with org.el...
<habamax> include ol-eww
<habamax> and ol-gnus
<parsnip> ah, empty config will do it too
<parsnip> weird, so -Q does not                                         [11:42]
<parsnip> emacs foo.org reproduces with empty config. emacs -q foo.org does
          not
<habamax> you can play with org-modules I think
<dongdigua> oh thanks
<parsnip> hmm, no
<parsnip> emacs -Q -nw /tmp/test/foo.org -eval "(message \"%S\" (featurep
          'gnus))"
<parsnip> t
<parsnip> okay, it always does
<dongdigua> parship: me too
<habamax> it is in org-modules
<parsnip> i somehow confused myself by not keeping mental track of what i was
          doing
<dongdigua> habamax: that's the point!!                                 [11:49]
<habamax> (setq org-modules nil)  <-- will it help?
<dongdigua> yes
<dongdigua> thank you!
<habamax> yw
<dongdigua> I'll probably put this conversation log on my blog          [11:55]
<parsnip> dongdigua: well... no public logging. can you edit out my goof up
          above?                                                        [11:56]
<dongdigua> I'll just keep fragments useful to the final result         [11:58]
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