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I can't reconcile what was said on the mailing list about unloading leaving old functions laying around. The reloading here just loads the new module without unloading the old one, correct?
Perhaps the old module just needs to move itself out of the way and then call a closure that loads the new module, which can then patch itself in. This wouldn't require a shim module.
It seems the bash script integration can be done just as well from Elisp, without a script.
Edit: Issue mentioned in reloading was closed, though nobody linked to the details of what "fixed on MacOS" means
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I can't reconcile what was said on the mailing list about unloading leaving old functions laying around. The reloading here just loads the new module without unloading the old one, correct?
Perhaps the old module just needs to move itself out of the way and then call a closure that loads the new module, which can then patch itself in. This wouldn't require a shim module.
It seems the bash script integration can be done just as well from Elisp, without a script.
Edit: Issue mentioned in reloading was closed, though nobody linked to the details of what "fixed on MacOS" means
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: