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since 0.103 version-control uses diff-hl not anymore git-gutter.
in my .spacemacs I put:
(setq diff-hl-side 'left)
same as I had left-fringe for git-gutter. But I doubt it has anything to do with my problem. The problem is that when just starting emacs diff-hl displays in the fringe as expected. However if I start it with emacsclient -c "$@" --alternate-editor= & then I get diff-hl consistently in the margin instead of the fringe.
if I comment these lines in the version-control layer then it's again all ok:
it looks like emacsclient somehow triggers display-graphic-p to be false. I attempted changing the condition to window-system instead of display-graphic-p but the problem remains.
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You can start emacs in daemon mode, then later tell it to create a graphical frame. [..]
As a result of this, avoid putting code in your .emacs that depends on window-system. Instead, put code like your set-frame-size example in a hook function which runs after a frame is created
since 0.103 version-control uses diff-hl not anymore git-gutter.
in my .spacemacs I put:
same as I had left-fringe for git-gutter. But I doubt it has anything to do with my problem. The problem is that when just starting
emacs
diff-hl displays in the fringe as expected. However if I start it withemacsclient -c "$@" --alternate-editor= &
then I get diff-hl consistently in the margin instead of the fringe.if I comment these lines in the
version-control
layer then it's again all ok:it looks like emacsclient somehow triggers
display-graphic-p
to be false. I attempted changing the condition towindow-system
instead ofdisplay-graphic-p
but the problem remains.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: