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I tried this on macOS a few months ago and it was pretty rocky just getting the thing compiled. I tried again last night and it pretty much Just Worked(tm) than

I tried this on macOS a few months ago and it was pretty rocky just getting the thing compiled. I tried again last night and it pretty much Just Worked(tm) thanks to this[1] project. Note: this was on an Intel mac; anyone with an M1 tried this yet? I did run into some problems with some newer packages on the GNU ELPA. (Specifically consult, marginalia, and vertico by github.com/minad) Straight.el complained about not being able to find the packages. Any suggestions on what I might try to fix this? [1]: https://github.com/jimeh/build-emacs-for-macos https://github.com/jimeh/build-emacs-for-macos

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TacticalCoder 6y ago
Can't help as I'm on Linux (also I use ivy/avy/counsel and not consult/marginalia/vertico).
- dmd 6y ago
  Out of curiosity, why did you reply?
  - ashton314 6y ago
    He was replying to some questions I asked him in my reply to his top-level post. I was confused too, but now that I figured it out, I appreciate the reply.
erk__ 6y ago
Maybe try and write out the complete path for the github repo when using straight, I am using the abo e packages (except vertico) and have not had any issues
da39a3ee 6y ago
brew install emacs-plus@28 --with-native-comp might be a more standard "easy" approach on MacOS.
- da39a3ee 6y ago
  TBH the emacs-plus install didn't work for me (the Emacs.app produced failed with `LSOpenURLsWithRole failed`), whereas build-emacs-for-macos did work.
- kkylin 6y ago
  I suppose brew tap d12frosted/emacs-plus first? (I haven't tried it yet, and not sure I will.)