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Again a question for beginner. I have a configuration file called shell.el in my .emacs.d folder. When I now run
M-x shell
the error Autoloading failed to define function shell
is thrown. Even if its empty. Can someone explain me how I can use the file to change some behaviours of the shell. E.g. Match the optics to the shell in iTerm.
you can put the changes you don't want to stash in the index, then do z -k z
@danielgrosse: avoid naming your configuration files with the same name as actual features. That can shadow the load path.
@malabarba: thank you. Just renamed it and it works
@dpsutton: @mcgivernsa thx. I mean just stashing a chunk/file not all current changes
so what I described is like the inverse - it will stash everything but the staging area