On Mon, Sep 19, 2022 at 4:52 PM Payas Relekar <relekarpayas@gmail.com>
wrote:

>
> > The only problem is that I can't get run the full eglot2emacs.sh to run.
> > The process is blocked, I think, by an Emacs commit hook that refuses to
> > accept some trailing changes in some unrelated files.  Can you see
> > what's up with that?  Did I mess up eglot2emacs.sh?
> >
>
> .py is well beyond my kindergarten python, but if I had to make a guess
> its probably generating something that Emacs doesn't like.
>

No, that wasn't it.  It probably worked for you because your script clones
a fresh
emacs.git repo without installing the pre-commit hooks.  When they are in
place,
the merge is prevented.  I haven't investigated why: there is some logic in
~/.git/hooks/pre-commit that supposedly nullifies the hook for merges.

Anyway, when the hook is laid to rest, the result is something like what I
just uploaded to the scratch/eglot2emacs branch:

This branch will probably be deleted and re-created frequently as we tweak
the script.
I hope that isn't a problem.  Stefan?

João