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EXWM is on ELPA, not MELPA, but melpazoid is still useful for running some basic linter checks. See https://github.com/riscy/melpazoid.
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Well, at this point, this PR is a bit aspirational. |
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Instead of melpazoid I'd prefer Purcell's emacs builds, which allows us to test or at least byte compile on various versions. (The melpazoid reviews annoy me a bit tbh.) |
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After having looked at the failed tests, I don't think we should use Melpazoid here, at least not for now. Both Exwm and Xelb are written quite coherently and respect namespaces, but do not follow the naming conventions. |
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Yeah, fair enough. |
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EXWM is on ELPA, not MELPA, but melpazoid is still useful for running some basic linter checks.
See https://github.com/riscy/melpazoid.