condition-case: Invalid function: org-fc-with-point-at-back-heading Mark set

[l3kn]

condition-case: Invalid function: org-fc-with-point-at-back-heading Mark set

[l3kn]

org-fc-with-point-at-back-heading is a macro and it seems like in your case it's not loaded as expected.

How did you install org-fc?

[jaaved]

Using use-package:

;; sudo apt install gawk
(use-package org-fc
  :straight
  (org-fc
   :type git :repo "https://git.sr.ht/~l3kn/org-fc"
   :files (:defaults "awk" "demo.org"))
  :custom
  (org-fc-directories '("~/Dropbox/emacs/org_files"))
  :config
  (require 'org-fc-hydra)
  (global-set-key (kbd "C-c f") 'org-fc-hydra/org-fc-update)

  )

@l3kn

[jaaved]

@l3kn am I missing something in the config? do I have to load the package with require? I am not able to review the cards after I upgrade emacs from 27 to 28, issue cropped up after the upgrade

[l3kn]

There was a similar issue a while ago, with the same macro leading to problems with emacs 28.

I suspected it was caused by files using this macro being loaded before the file that defines it but that was changed with this commit: 43bb7ab

Maybe you're using an older version of org-fc? I'm not sure how to update packages installed with use-package, is there an entry for org-fc when you do a M-x list-packages?

[l3kn]

Looks like use-package doesn't automatically apply updates. If org-fc shows up in list-packages you can mark it for an update with U, then execute with x.

[jaaved]

@l3kn upgrading the org-fc package worked. org-fc is not visible in list-packages, I deleted repo in straight directory and reinstalled with straight again. @l3kn Thanks.

[l3kn]

I'm glad that fixed it. Not sure if there's a better way to update packages installed from git.