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2023-09-11T13:22:11.161269Z
I messed up my spacemacs config on Ubuntu - I have tried to wipe everything with rm -rf /.emacs.d and rm -rf /.spacemacs.d when I restart everything compiles and when I try to load Clojure it asks about loading the Clojure layer and when I open .spacemacs.d I still have my messed up configuration with several Clojures. I rebooted Ubuntu (WSL on Windows) and the same thing - I am thinking there is a cache someplace I need to Nuke -- I even removed emacs and recompiled it. Hos can I get back to ground Zero?
practicalli-johnny 2023-09-12T11:43:23.002549Z
If your still having issues, the only places where Spacemacs should have files are:
• .emacs.d or .config/emacs for Spacemacs configuration itself
• .spacemacs (default user config location) or .spacemacs.d or where ever SPACEMACS_DIR environment variable is set to, e.g. Practicalli uses .config/spacemacs
practicalli-johnny 2023-09-12T11:44:47.366019Z
SPC f e D will open up a diff tool between your user configuration and the Spacemacs default template, should you need help debugging the spacemacs user configuration
Or clone practicalli/spacemacs-config user configuration and feel free to hack...
eggsyntax 2023-09-11T13:23:16.809729Z
Have you deleted the ~/.spacemacs file?
eggsyntax 2023-09-11T13:24:25.019059Z
It's possible also that there's a ~/.emacs file. I think there's also an init dir that emacs sometimes checks, can dig that up if the above aren't sufficient.
eggsyntax 2023-09-11T13:26:16.362659Z
Hmm, not seeing that in the docs, may have misremembered. Wouldn't be a bad idea to do
ls -a ~/ | grep emacs