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Sage 9.8.beta7 totally freezes emacs #69
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One more data point : One can successfully open a new (temporary) buffer, put it in Its process can be stopped or killed from Gnomes "system monitor", but noit by clicking the "Close window" button of the Emacs frame. |
Following this suggestin, I tried to fully recompile Sage. To no avail : |
I checked that reverting to Sage 9.6.beta6 fixes the issue. So the question seems to be "What has changed in the interface used by |
Was your build of 9.6.beta7 using Python 3.11? |
As far as I can remember, this build (no longer available, since disk space is tight on bmy current laptop) used the system's Python, which is currently at 3.10.6 in Debian testing (the inclusion of 3.11 in testing seems a bit problematic, due to unsolved dependencies downstream Python...) I do not remember if there is a way to force Sage's |
It is really strange: I have a 9.8.beta7 build and a 9.8.beta6 build. Apparently, if I first use the beta6 one for sage-shell-mode, I can then use beta7 in the same emacs session. |
see https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/34935
It is unclear to me, why we special case these words for the tab-completion:
It is also unclear to me, why we would extend the list of completions obtained from ipython with the result of I think we should simplify this and let ipython handle it. |
This issue has been fixed in 9.8.beta8 (IIRC). Forgot to close it. Which I do now. |
After upgrading from 9.8.beta6 to 9.6.beta7, launching sage in emacs (
M-x run-sage
) makes emacs totally unresponsive. The only way to escape is to kill emacs (killall emacs
in console).This happens either from the sole frame of a "fresh" emacs or from a new frame of an otherwise running emacs, whose other frames are also totally frozen.
Extremely annoying, since it deprieves
sage-shell-mode
of all uses...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: