User is trapped in INSERT state when using `evil` and `completion` modules (pkgs+config) because corfu cannot handle rejection.

[bryce-carson]

User is trapped in INSERT state when using `evil` and `completion` modules (pkgs+config) because corfu cannot handle rejection.

[jeffbowman]

I have merged a PR related to the mods vs modules typo. However, the rest seems to not be a Crafted Emacs bug, and more likely should be reported to the Corfu maintainers. This issue can be linked there if needed. If we can confirm this is a Crafted Emacs specific bug, a PR would be appreciated. I'm not an evil user, so I'll defer to @jvdydev for guidance.

[jeffbowman]

I'll also point out, if you choose to use the crafted-emacs-load-modules function, you don't need to call the package-install-selected-packages form as it is done for you in the crafted-emacs-load-modules defun. Not related to the bug in this case, but maybe helpful otherwise.

[jvdydev]

Hi, thank you for your contribution.

The mods vs. modules is probably a typo that was missed, thank you for catching that.

However, it seems somewhat unrelated to the other issue described as I could reproduce the same behavior without the loading function (the "manual" way of requiring the three packages/config modules).

A few tests later, it seems that it's related to corfu 1.2 and/or it's interactions with evil/evil-collection.
My local non-crafted-emacs setup was running corfu 1.1 (+ evil/evil-collection), but after updating I found the same issue there too.

This part needs further investigation, not sure what the solution is yet as it seems (from these initial tests) unrelated to configuration.

[bryce-carson]

The mods vs. modules is probably a typo that was missed, thank you for catching that.

However, it seems somewhat unrelated to the other issue described as I could reproduce the same behavior without the loading function (the "manual" way of requiring the three packages/config modules).

Yes, that typo is unrelated to this bugged behaviour.

[jeffbowman]

Any updates on this? I'm considering closing it since it doesn't appear to be a Crafted Emacs issue, but one related to evil.

@bryce-carson @jvdydev

[bryce-carson]

Any updates on this? I'm considering closing it since it doesn't appear to be a Crafted Emacs issue, but one related to evil.

@bryce-carson @jvdydev

Ah. No, I don't have any updates.

It probably is limited to the evil package, given the information the other commentator provided re. updates to evil and similar observed behaviour (IIRC).

[jeffbowman]

Ok, I'll close this then. Thanks @bryce-carson