Post ATew4KyoS71wlIImu0 by candletrading@emacs.ch
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 (DIR) Post #ATetZXruHc8XqkGGEy by candletrading@emacs.ch
       2023-03-15T23:13:17Z
       
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       do most people have/live with compilation warnings in their init setup with use-package? i'm only now noticing/trying to address them, and it's a nightmare. #emacs #UsePackage
       
 (DIR) Post #ATetZYumOQ1r5wc4MC by hochata@emacs.ch
       2023-03-16T02:04:49Z
       
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       @candletrading I use native compilation, so the warnings appear only once per package (when it is compiled). I just ignore them. There is probably a better way.But how is that related to use-package? I thought that has a general issue when loading packages, regardless if you use use-package or not.
       
 (DIR) Post #ATew4KyoS71wlIImu0 by candletrading@emacs.ch
       2023-03-16T02:32:48Z
       
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       @hochata @dekkzz76 @grtcdr yeah i'm not byte-compiling/am using native comp. i could have ignored them, but instead i fixed almost all of them. found some deprecated fns along the way.re: use-package, you have to use :commands, :defines, :functions to get rid of some of the messages.idk, code is a lot cleaner/organized now at least 🤷