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I haven't been able to pinpoint where exactly on the alt-get-bindings branch the problem appeared.
FWIW, it is entirely possible that the way my keymap is defined is "wrong" or convoluted somehow. It is the DRYest way I found to define a prefix command which (1) has a docstring that shows up in M-x describe-keymap (2) has a name that shows up in C-h b (3) has a name that shows up in which-key (up to e236920); I admit that my understanding of keymaps is far from complete, however, so the problem might not lie in which-key.
At any rate, thanks for this great package.
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Hello!
which-key recently lost the ability to display a keymap's name, when defined like so:
With Emacs 27.2 and 28.0.50, and…
b → +my/buffer-map
.b → +prefix
.(Tested with
git checkout $commit ; $EMACS -Q -l which-key.el -eval '(which-key-mode)' -l repro.el
)I haven't been able to pinpoint where exactly on the
alt-get-bindings
branch the problem appeared.FWIW, it is entirely possible that the way my keymap is defined is "wrong" or convoluted somehow. It is the DRYest way I found to define a prefix command which (1) has a docstring that shows up in M-x describe-keymap (2) has a name that shows up in C-h b (3) has a name that shows up in which-key (up to e236920); I admit that my understanding of keymaps is far from complete, however, so the problem might not lie in which-key.
At any rate, thanks for this great package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: