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Thanks for reaching out. I can confirm the behavior and look into it.
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It's a bit strange, as it doesn't happen, when I test it with edebug. Seems to be some kind of race-condition. I added a short delay, which seems to solve the problem. Could you check if it works for you too now?
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Just check it again, still the same issue. If I press next chunk and previous chunk commands it will show correct output(250 lines).
BTW transient branch still not showing broken/unactive user units
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Okay, the second point is solved now. The first one is more difficult - weird: This problem only occurs the very first time you run journalctl in an Emacs session. (Please Confirm). That makes it very difficult to debug. I hope I find a solution...
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I think I found a (somewhat dirty but working) hack. Could you confirm? Make sure you package-delete journalctl
and restart emacs to make sure, you got the newest version.
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Now it works, but also it loads first 250 lines journalctl output without filter applied. After applying filters everything works correctly. Was it designed like this for reason? There is small delay every time I launch journalctl mode.
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Well it's a hack, because still for some reason I can't figure out, it would only load 1 line on the first start. So I load it with --lines=250 once. The delay exists, because it runs journalctl asynchronously.
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Thank you for detailed explanation.
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Related Issues (20)
- tail/follow option HOT 2
- Autoload for documented function HOT 6
- Show failed units when listing units HOT 1
- journalctl-user-unit broken HOT 1
- Please update license version in header, conflicts with LICENSE file HOT 8
- Slow "journalctl | wc -l" HOT 2
- please fix autoload
- --grep=... fails in journalctl-mode? HOT 2
- Feature request: allow the user to edit the `systemd.journal-fields`
- Is it possible to put --reverse flag by default? HOT 1
- describe-key on various journalctl-mode keys shows bytecodes HOT 2
- Bind journalctl-transient to a key HOT 2
- journalctl transient under Emacs 30 HOT 1
- *journalctl* buffer is not read-only
- Add funtions for "--since" and "--until"
- Reverse boot-list
- List all units
- journalctl-user-unit
- Add priority function
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