Invalid function: ensure-on-issue-id #10
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And I think the error message is only caused by you trying to debug |
I'm unable to get more than one issue from JIRA:
However org-jira-get-issues-headonly seems to work fine |
org-jira-get-issues-headonly is designed exactly for this problem: I'm not sure what you mean by See #1, does it fix your problem? |
When I use |
This is very weird, because evaluating as simple an expression as
Please tell me what do you get with evaluating that expression, and if it's the same "invalid function" error, please tell me what is your Emacs version? |
As predicted, I get |
Then I am really bewildered! Please try to use edebug-defun on org-jira-get-issues, and step through it. Also try toggle debug-on-error off. |
I will try to do that. My elisp is not very good, so I'll probably get someone to help me out. I suspect, after talking to our JIRA guy, that it has something to do with the customizations we've done to our JIRA setup. I hope to have more info for you soon. |
I see the same issue using Emacs version 24.3.1; it has something to do with compiled elisp - if I remove org-jira.elc, then org-jira-get-issues works (returning multiple issues), and clicking the links on org-jira-get-issues-headonly also works. I got org-jira from ELPA. Apparently, 24.3 has some new feature around macros: http://dgutov.github.io/blog/2013/04/07/emacs-24-dot-3-s-killer-feature-eager-macro-expansion/ |
Ah, thanks a lot for the info! I need take a look into it. |
It should have been fixed. The root cause is, as an self taught Emacs-lisp user, I didn't know the rule of thumb that a But of course, if you are using org-jira from elpa, you need wait this fix is pulled in. Again, thanks for the report and the clue! |
org-jira-get-issues-headonly works fine, but org-jira-get-issues results in this: with (setq debug-on-error t)
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