Note that we also add a safety check in ORG-QL-VIEW--LINK-FOLLOW,
because the addition of a call to PROPERTIZE in
ORG-QL-VIEW--HEADER-LINE-FORMAT effectively removes what was
functioning as a safety check there (as CONCAT had been signaling an
error for the unsafe argument, whereas PROPERTIZE, which is called to
apply the new face, does not). We also change the expected error in
the tests accordingly.
This allows a query like this:
(level <= (string-to-number (property PROPERTY)))
to proceed without signaling an error from ORG-QL--QUERY-PREAMBLE.
See #460.
Reported-by: Stewmath <https://github.com/Stewmath>
Supporting this form isn't really required, since it violates the
CL-style argument parsing of CL-DEFUN, but it's convenient, and
probably saves some hair-pulling for users who are less familiar with
Elisp.
Fixes#460.
Reported-by: Stewmath <https://github.com/Stewmath>
As the comment says, in CI the filenames are being abbreviated, which
I can't explain (it has not always been this way). So we compare them
in abbreviated form.
The test data in v0.8.7 was accidentally changed to the English
abbreviation (the perils of working on systems with differing
locales), but the feature works as intended.
See <ffc3477013 (r143566834)>.
Org uses the nested properties within the 'txt' property for effort-related
computations. The contents of 'txt' itself are not used for anything (and is
usually set to a string of the headline), so we do the same here.
I'm not sure why calling the REC labeled function didn't correctly
normalize these sub-queries; it seemed to only normalize for one
round, leaving some queries incorrectly normalized. But this fixes
it.
Fixes#365.
Reported-by: Gabriele Mongiano <https://github.com/kofm>
Org 9.3 stopped replacing brackets in link descriptions with braces
and started escaping them instead.
Fixes#283. Thanks to Daniel Borchmann (@exot) for reporting.
See, e.g. <https://github.com/magnars/dash.el/pull/375>.
Ultimately I'd prefer to indent with one distinguished argument, but
the noise it causes downstream is likely not worth it. (And,
unfortunately, the indentation of the built-in thread-first and
thread-last forms has changed to be like this as well, which is even
worse, causing 10-11 characters of extra indentation in those forms'
bodies!)
Also, ensure that views that search non-file-backed buffers can’t be
linked to.
This fixes the test failures on Emacs 27.2 and Emacs 28
pre-release. (I can't explain why this test didn't fail on earlier
versions, but it's not worth figuring out.)
