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From: | Jim Porter |
Subject: | bug#73722: 30.0.91; error calling eshell/clear with no argument |
Date: | Tue, 15 Oct 2024 14:31:21 -0700 |
On 10/15/2024 11:04 AM, Eli Zaretskii wrote:
Eli, does this look ok for the release branch? It fixes a regression from Emacs 29 and adds a pair of regression tests to prevent future breakage. (If and when this merges, I'll see about a more-thorough fix for the master branch too.)If the problem is with empty body of progn, why does the fix have to be so much less self-evident? Can you fix it by protecting against empty body of progn instead, so that the fix is less likely to cause unintended consequences?
That's just the loudest part of the bug. Even though I've already fixed that part on Emacs 31, things still don't work correctly there. If you run the "clear" command in Eshell it clears the screen, but then prints two new prompts on the same line together. However, this behavior is pretty close to what "clear" did in Emacs 29: it prints two prompts (but there's a newline between them).
If I fix the empty 'progn' case, I guess that would fix the regression (aside from the missing newline, which I'm not sure how to fix). However, "clear" still wouldn't work correctly.
What do you think would be better for Emacs 30? Fix "clear" so it works properly, or just fix the new regression? (In the latter case, I can fix it with a one-liner.)
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