org-gtd-oops "Invalid agenda key"

[fedefelds]

Whenever I try to run the "org-gtd-oops" command (M-x org-gtd-oops), I get the following output:

Invalid agenda key

Surprisingly, this error is gone as soon as I enable edebug for said function:

• first, I look for the definition of the function within the source code
• then, highlight the entire function definition
• C-u C-M-x (instrument org-gtd-oops..aka enable edebug)
• run org-gtd-oops...works flawlessly

I am not sure why it does not work straight away, and it is even more strange that this workaround even works

[Trevoke]

That is strange indeed. Are you running on vanilla emacs? doom emacs? anything in particular? use-package, quelpa, etc.?

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[fedefelds]

Very weird indeed. I ended up copying the code from the function to my config file and it works just fine, but the issue is still there. Might be a problem with my config, but it is hard to tell for now. I use vanilla emacs but of course, I have my own config file. Here is the part in charge of org-gtd:
(use-package org-gtd :after org :demand t :custom (org-gtd-directory "~/Documents/org/gtd") (org-agenda-files '("~/Documents/org/gtd")) (org-edna-use-inheritance t) (org-gtd-organize-hooks '(org-gtd-set-area-of-focus org-set-tags-command org-set-effort org-priority)) (org-gtd-areas-of-focus '("Home" "Upskill" "Health" "Family" "Career")) (org-gtd-update-ack "3.0.0") (org-habit-graph-column 50) :config (org-gtd-mode) :bind (("C-c d c" . org-gtd-capture) ("C-c d e" . org-gtd-engage) ("C-c d p" . org-gtd-process-inbox) :map org-gtd-clarify-map ("C-c c" . org-gtd-organize)))

Btw, thanks for making such nice package...it is super useful!

[PwzXxm]

Firstly, thanks for creating this wonderful package.
I run into this as well. Doom Emacs. Installed from MELPA, e.g. (package! org-gtd) in packages.el file.
Any additional information that might be helpful?

[Trevoke]

@PwzXxm if you have a problem with org-gtd from using doom, usually clearing the packages / forcing a package resync fixes the problem, can you please try that?

[PwzXxm]

@PwzXxm if you have a problem with org-gtd from using doom, usually clearing the packages / forcing a package resync fixes the problem, can you please try that?

Thanks for your reply. I tried deleting the package and resync but still no luck.