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I've got an issue with trying to use chezmoi inside emacs, where it isn't able to get a password into the underlying op command line:

Enter the password for [email protected] at my.1password.com: [ERROR] 2022/09/22 15:38:49 operation not supported by device
chezmoi: template: github-token:1:4: executing "github-token" at <onepasswordItemFields "Github">: error calling onepasswordItemFields: /usr/local/bin/op signin --raw: exit status 1

Not sure if this effects anything else but when .chezmoiroot is set to anything other than than default it opens a file at the wrong location.

to reproduce;
initalise a repo in the default location (~/.local/share/chezmoi/)
add .chezmoiroot file with the a new root location
add a file to (eg alacritty) chezmoi
edit file with emacs in chezmoi and 'M-x chezmoi-open-other'
file will open with the .chezmoiroot as a prefix to the path.

echo 'home' > ~/.local/share/chezmoi/.chezmoiroot
chezmoi add ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.yml
chezmoi edit

# in emacs, open alacritty file which will be located under the new root 'home'
M-x chezmoi-open-other
# it opens a file at location ~/home/.config/alacritty/alacritty.yml

showing the location it opens with the other file function:

showing the location in the repo chezmoi uses

showing the new root location change by the .chezmoiroot file.

I see that you've done some refactoring in the last merge. It seems that after the refactor, the extensions/ directory is not packaged with the package on Melpa. I've attached a screenshot of the file contents of the tar I just downloaded from Melpa. I have created a PR to fix the packaging here melpa/melpa#8676. Feel free to merge if it looks alright. This is my first time working with Melpa recipes. :)

This might be more a request to test corfu and see make a checklist for what's needed for chezmoi.el integration.

After the latest update I get an error when running chezmoi-magit-status: "chezmoi-source-file: Wrong type argument: stringp, nil"
I am using emacs 29...

Hi!

While looking over recent MELPA PRs (melpa/melpa#8676) I noticed that your package includes Company- and Cape-specific completion backends. I suggest that you instead provide a plain Capf which does not depend on Cape, by not relying on Cape internals. This Capf can be used with both Corfu and Company. You avoid the Cape and Company dependencies and reduce maintenance effort this way.

when using "chezmoi-find" the mode does not get inherited from target-file.

A fix that worked for me, was changing

Thanks for the package. It makes managing chezmoi dotfiles much easier.

One thing that is a bit tricky is dealing with files that are encrypted. I imagine this might be ideally split off to a partially separate package to support age encrypted files.

Then I suppose what chezmoi.el could do is:

1. Decrypt the chezmoi file into a temporary directory with appropriate permissions
2. Diff/merge the target file and the temporarily decrypted file
3. If the decrypted file changed - reencrypt once again.

This is a relatively minor thing since 99.9% of my files are not encrypted, but once in a while it would come in very useful.

Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument stringp nil)
  file-name-nondirectory(nil)
  chezmoi-find("~/.local/etc/supervisord-devtools.conf")
  chezmoi-ediff("~/.local/etc/supervisord-devtools.conf")
  funcall-interactively(chezmoi-ediff "~/.local/etc/supervisord-devtools.conf")
  call-interactively(chezmoi-ediff record nil)
  command-execute(chezmoi-ediff record)
  execute-extended-command(nil "chezmoi-ediff" nil)
  funcall-interactively(execute-extended-command nil "chezmoi-ediff" nil)
  call-interactively(execute-extended-command nil nil)
  command-execute(execute-extended-command)

I can't actually figure out why this is happening, but I am completely unable to chezmoi-ediff any file.

GNU Emacs 28.0.91 (build 1, x86_64-apple-darwin21.2.0, NS appkit-2113.20 Version 12.1 (Build 21C52)) of 2022-01-13

I'm happy to add any info that might help here, or try out possible fixes.

Thanks for making this!

I have run_once_ and run_onchange_ scripts that I'd like access to through chezmoi-find, but at the moment they don't seem to show up so I have to navigate to them manually. Is this simply a feature that has not yet been implemented or should I look further into my setup?

I'm getting

Error in private config: config.el, (void-function chezmoi--unchezmoi-source-file-name)

now that this is here. I suspect it's leftover debugging.

Hi, I just started looking into using chezmoi to manage configurations and it's awesome that there's an emacs package for it :)

I was just thinking while setting things up that it would be nice to have a chezmoi-add function that will take a list of existing files to add to the source dir, or prompt for a file when called interactively. I can just use chezmoi add in a shell, but I prefer to be able to do things with emacs functions if I can!

I am getting the following error when i try to run (use-package chezmoi)

Error (use-package): chezmoi/:catch: Loading file /usr/share/emacs/27.2/lisp/window.elc failed to provide feature ‘window’

Emacs version is 27.2