Not finding assigned issues.

[justinabrahms]

Hi there. I've had this working at some point, but something seems to be up b/c it's not working any longer. Not clear what, if anything, changed on my end.

Here's my config:

(use-package org-github-issues
  :straight (org-github-issues :host github :repo "iensu/org-github-issues")
  :defer t
  :config
  (setq org-github-issues-user "justinabrahms" ;; Specify Github user
        github-repositories '("ebay/goose") ;; My repositories
        org-github-issues-org-file "~/docs/github-issues.org" ;; My org file
        org-github-issues-tags '("github" "triage") ;; Always add these labels
        org-github-issues-auto-schedule "+0d" ;; Enable automatic scheduling
        org-github-issues-filter-by-assignee t ;; Enable filter by assignee
        org-github-issues-headline-prefix t) ;; Prefix all headlines with repository name

  ;; When idle for an hour loop over my projects and sync
  (mapcar (lambda (r)
            (run-with-idle-timer 3600 t (lambda () (org-github-issues-sync-issues r))))
          github-repositories))

When I do an M-x org-github-issues-sync-issues, it tells me:

No open issues found in repository https://github.com/ebay/goose

which is definitely not true.

I have validated my personal access token works just fine with

curl -H "Authorization: token my-personal-access-token-here" https://api.github.com/users/codertocat -I

I'd love any debugging steps you may have. Especially ones that expose raw api calls to the github web service.

[iensu]

Hi! Sorry for the late response, I'll have a look at this in the coming days. You are still experiencing the issue right?

[justinabrahms]

Confirmed that I am still having this issue.

In case I fatfingered my authinfo file, this is the entry for this project

machine org-github-issues login justinabrahms password my-personal-access-token-here

It is located in ~/.authinfo, not ~/.authinfo.gpg and yes I know the security issue this represents.

[iensu]

Hi again!

I believe I figured out the issues, can you please give it a try?

Apparently the filtering on assignee was made on the basis of org-github-issues-assignee which was initialized to user-login-name by default. I removed this arguably confusing default value and use org-github-issues-user for filtering if org-github-issues-assignee is not set explicitly.

[justinabrahms]

@iensu I'm somehow getting a new error.

Warning (comp): gh-common.el:101:14: Warning: reference to free variable ‘gh-object’ Disable showing Disable logging
Warning (comp): gh-common.el:113:3: Warning: reference to free variable ‘target’ Disable showing Disable logging
Warning (comp): /Users/jabrahms/.emacs.d/straight/build/gh/gh-common.el: Error: Symbol's function definition is void gh-marshal-default-spec Disable showing Disable logging

also in Messages:

command-execute: Symbol’s value as variable is void: ogi--issues-issue-list

[justinabrahms]

I'm on emacs 29.0.50 on osx, if it's relevant.

[iensu]

@justinabrahms

I'm also running 29.0.50 on MacOS and while I do get the same compilation warnings, I don't get the last error. To me it sounds like the symbol ogi--issues-issue-list is being accessed as a variable and not a function and I can't find anyplace in the code where that is the case. ogi--issues-issue-list is only used once as a function.

You are still invoking it with M-x org-github-issues-sync-issues right?

I did a clean install removing both gh and org-github-issues and reinstalling them and it works for me. Could you maybe try running edebug and see where exactly it is you're hitting that error?

Sorry for the inconvenience!

[justinabrahms]

I'm invoking it w/ that command, yes.

I set an edebug on org-github-issues-sync-issues and ogi--fetch-issues. As I step through, I can't seem to step into "ogi--connect" b/c edebug says: Don’t know where ‘ogi--connect’ is defined

When step over it, I get this error: Symbol's value as variable is void: cl--nm

Looking through the source I have.. I don't see any mention of that at all.. so clearly I'm missing something.

I'm wondering if native compilation + eieio are not playing nicely together? Does that sound plausible? -justin

On Sun, Jul 3, 2022, at 3:46 AM, Jens Östlund wrote:

@justinabrahms https://github.com/justinabrahms

I'm also running 29.0.50 on MacOS and while I do get the same compilation warnings, I don't get the last error. To me it sounds like the symbol ogi--issues-issue-list is being accessed as a variable and not a function and I can't find anyplace in the code where that is the case. ogi--issues-issue-list is only used once as a function.

You are still invoking it with M-x org-github-issues-sync-issues right?

I did a clean install removing both gh and org-github-issues and reinstalling them and it works for me. Could you maybe try running edebug and see where exactly it is you're hitting that error?

Sorry for the inconvenience!

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[iensu]

Might be... hm I don't know eieio that well at all to be honest. Will keep digging, but have not been able to reproduce the issue on my end yet.

[justinabrahms]

I'm invoking it w/ that command, yes.

I set an edebug on org-github-issues-sync-issues and ogi--fetch-issues. As I step through, I can't seem to step into "ogi--connect" b/c edebug says: Don’t know where ‘ogi--connect’ is defined

When step over it, I get this error: Symbol's value as variable is void: cl--nm

Looking through the source I have.. I don't see any mention of that at all.. so clearly I'm missing something.

I'm wondering if native compilation + eieio are not playing nicely together? Does that sound plausible? -justin

On Sun, Jul 3, 2022, at 3:46 AM, Jens Östlund wrote:

@justinabrahms https://github.com/justinabrahms

I'm also running 29.0.50 on MacOS and while I do get the same compilation warnings, I don't get the last error. To me it sounds like the symbol ogi--issues-issue-list is being accessed as a variable and not a function and I can't find anyplace in the code where that is the case. ogi--issues-issue-list is only used once as a function.

You are still invoking it with M-x org-github-issues-sync-issues right?

I did a clean install removing both gh and org-github-issues and reinstalling them and it works for me. Could you maybe try running edebug and see where exactly it is you're hitting that error?

Sorry for the inconvenience!

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[iensu]

Hm.. do you have cl installed?

[iensu]

I can't find any cl--nm symbol anywhere (C-h v and C-h f). Have you accidentally edited some file anywhere?

[iensu]

Is it possible for you to try running this tool in a clean Emacs environment? emacs -Q and just load the necessary libraries. I have tried to reproduce the reported issue, but I'm not able to :(