Mariano Montone [2022-04-22 12:36:16] wrote:
I've implemented an inspector tool for elisp, and I think it could be nice
to integrate into Emacs distro.
https://github.com/mmontone/emacs-inspector
What do you think?
As a first step, I'd be happy to add it to GNU ELPA.
What are the steps I'd need to follow for that?
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I also attached a patch resulting from my quick reading of your code.
Meant as much for reading as for applying (e.g. includes some
FIXMEs).
Stefan
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