D.K.

sorry for delay, but looks like you didn't load `char-fold` library, because of that Reverse-im waits for it to load `:config` part. So either you have to remove char-fold related...

> There's no hard dependency; those packages are just picked up if present. It tries to require them anyway, I'm not a fan of catch-all-the-exceptions programming let people to embed...

the less intrusive solution could be just a fallback variable to set, but I still think injecting dependencies is a better approach

> contributors just wanted their favourite package integrated, and the maintainer obliged. The maintainer could provide a mechanism to use an external function instead, looks like a more clean and...

> An optional argument to counsel-M-x an optional argument to an interactive function? Am I missing something? > Of course counsel--M-x-externs filters obarray, it returns the subset of obarray that...

> Neither Counsel nor Emacs really have stable or LTS versions, so I'm not sure what you mean. Some people still use linux, you know? > Yes but this is...

> How does that relate to the current discussion? there are LTS distros, so it's hard to get the freshest version of Emacs > Sure, but the current design takes...

> With more specific technical details about how it's intended to be used, I can give more specific suggestions. I think I have to rethink all the stuff again, will...

> Thanks Thanks to you for the affirmative conversation and sorry if I look rude, I really like `ivy` and just want it to be even better! > Yes, but...

> In the case of documentation strings, I don't think you get something usable with the available infrastructure (annotators, ivy filtering, completion style filtering). This is better solved by (rip)grepping...