RET in the options menu conflicts with org's DWIM

[JonatanSahar]

I'm getting

Unbound suffix: ‘’ (Use ‘C-g’ to abort, ‘?’ for help) [+org/dwim-at-point]

and I'm not sure how to override this binding, since I don't understand how is the major mode set for the transient menu - why would it still be in org mode?

Thanks!

[karthink]

This has popped up before, see #40. This could be due to some quirk of evil-mode integration with org, or perhaps some Doom Emacs customization. I'm not sure how to fix this -- the workaround is to use C-m instead of RET. Does that work?

[JonatanSahar]

yes, it works, thanks!

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[agzam]

It's not just a single key. It can happen for any other keys too. Evil for some reason prioritizes major buffer keymap over transient keys.

I solve that in my Doom-based config by doing this crap:

(defadvice! transient-show-no-evil-a (ofn name &rest args)
    :around 'transient-setup
    (if (eq name 'gptel-menu)
        (save-mark-and-excursion
          (evil-emacs-state)))
    (apply ofn name args))

(add-hook! 'transient-exit-hook
    (defun transient-exit-evil-normal-h ()
      (save-mark-and-excursion
        (when (evil-emacs-state-p)
          (evil-normal-state)))))

for whatever reason transient-setup-hook didn't work for me for the first thing, and I was in the middle of something, so I didn't really have time to find a better approach. I'm not very happy with this, because I feel sometimes it fails to go back to normal-state.