Re: VC Breakage

[Dan Nicolaescu]

Paul Michael Reilly <address@hidden> writes:

  > Dan Nicolaescu wrote:
  > > Paul Michael Reilly <address@hidden> writes:
  > >
  > >   > Paul Michael Reilly wrote:
  > >   > > Paul Michael Reilly wrote:
  > >   > >>
  > >   > >> I'm guessing that the following breakage is related to the VC work
  > >   > >> Eric is leading.  Admittedly there is an easy workaround posted
  > >   > >> earlier but I must confess I kind of got sucked into this 
  > false sense
  > >   > >> of security that the problem was so glaring that everybody must be
  > >   > >> running into it and a fix would magically appear momentarily.  Au
  > >   > >> contraire.
  > >   > >
  > >   > > Apparently I just needed to be a little tiny bit more patient 
  > as the
  > >   > > problem is fixed by very recent commits.
  > >   >
  > >   > Apparently I needed to be a little more careful in my testing.  The
  > >   > breakage still does exist but now I know it to be related to the
  > >   > Subversion back-end as it was the CVS back-end that I tested and that
  > >   > worked. :-(
  > >
  > > Works fine for me.  You might want to bootstrap.
  > 
  > The reason I got the breakage turned out to be that I set
  > debug-on-error in my .emacs file.  I'm guessing that that is a bug,
  > but I could easily be wrong.  What's your take?  Again, if I (setq
  > debug-on-error t) in my .emacs and then do C-x v d on the Emacs source
  > dir I get the following backtrace (with some byte codes removed to
  > make Thunderbird happy):

OK, I can reproduce the problem here.  This seems to be cause by
vc-dir-mode-map moving to vc-dispatcher.el and vc-dir-menu-map-filter is
still in vc.el.  Not sure what the best way to fix this is at the
moment.  But it will get fixed soon.