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I had the same issues. Let me know if i can help. I would absolutely like to learn how to figure this out. What's more, i'm very interested why everyone isn't screaming about this issue everywhere. Eric mentioned a way to check what was doing autocomplete, but the logs were so noisy i wasn't sure what to make of the events i was seeing. But i can find the thread, thats where i was going to start reading about next.

Every cached should be somewhere in the .config/emacs or .emacs.d directory, in a .cache directory I believe

Thanks I'll see if cleaning that out helps.

FYI, I've been using Doom Emacs for a few days and yesterday I had auto-complete stop working. When I started Emacs again today, then auto-complete was working again. So it suggests there is an intermittent issue somewhere in one of the Emacs packages (which is going to be tricky to diagnose - at least for me anyway 🙂 )

Interesting, I still haven't had this issue. You can inspect: completion-at-point-functions

The completion command is: completion-at-point You should also just try running: completion-at-point to see if that can do auto-complete. If it can, the issue might be with Emacs not calling that function on key-press for example, where it should. If calling the command still doesn't succeed in doing completion, there might be an issue with completion-at-point-functions like the list might be empty for example. It should be a list of functions that perform auto-complete. The completion-at-point command tries the functions in order.

Had autocompletion stop again yesterday in Doom Emacs, tried completion-at-point and nothing happened. Had to quit Emacs and restart before it worked (restarting Emacs didn't help)

I recently deleted my emacs directory and reinstalled Spacemacs which seems to make Spacemacs smother in use generally. I haven't noticed auto-complete off and on again, although it the past there have been a few times when it wasn't working (although that may have been when I was experimenting with Clojure LSP configuration)

Huh. Maybe I'll do a reinstall to. Thanks for the idea.

A lot of things can build up in the cache files. Although deleting the cache also deletes history (undo, etc) I also like to natively compile the package if any of the operating system libraries like libc are updated

How do i remove the cache files?