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I have around 20 files open and 3 perspectives and I'm trying to save this with persp-state-save, but I'm getting the error of "Creating pipe: Too many open files". Which is odd since I know I've closed my emacs session with significantly more files and I didn't have issues saving or restoring with persp-state-load.
System - Windows 10
Emacs - 27.2 (gnu emacs using runemacs.exe)
persp-mode.el latest
I'd like to be able to save the entire state and all the files, so closing files till I go under whatever the threshold is, isn't exactly a solution. Any advice is appreciated.
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I've done some more experimenting and testing, and I upgraded my emacs version to 28.1 (zipped version not installer) but I've had largely the same results. Everything works fine up to a certain number of buffers and perspectives and then everything crashes down. I also tried this with perspective.el and had largely the exact same issues. So it's probably not an issue with persp-mode.el itself or whatever changes have been made since this project was forked.
Also for anyone who has this working on windows, any advice? Or information on which emacs setup you have (ex. through wsl, through msys2, cygwin, installer, etc...)?
I have around 20 files open and 3 perspectives and I'm trying to save this with persp-state-save, but I'm getting the error of "Creating pipe: Too many open files". Which is odd since I know I've closed my emacs session with significantly more files and I didn't have issues saving or restoring with persp-state-load.
System - Windows 10
Emacs - 27.2 (gnu emacs using runemacs.exe)
persp-mode.el latest
I'd like to be able to save the entire state and all the files, so closing files till I go under whatever the threshold is, isn't exactly a solution. Any advice is appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: