What happened?
I enabled to biblio module to get citar, and then I ran doom sync --aot. Some things were slow in citar (which is probably okay with a 35 MiB .bib file) but I went ahead and checked if native compilation is enabled.
What did you expect to happen?
It turns out that some files in the citar package are not even byte compiled.
I tried rm -rf ~/.config/emacs/.local/straight/ && doom sync --aot but no change.
$ ls ~/.config/emacs/.local/straight/build-30.0.93/citar
citar-autoloads.el citar-capf.el@ citar.el@ citar-file.elc citar-format.elc citar-markdown.el@
citar-cache.el@ citar-citeproc.el@ citar-file.el@ citar-format.el@ citar-latex.el@ citar-org.el@
For example, there are no .elc files for citar and for citar-cache. I know that byte-compilation can be disabled on a file level using -*-no-byte-compile: t; -*- but that’s not the case here.
Is this expected? Or a bug in doom or straight? Or a bug in citar?
Bonus question, just for my understanding
It appears to be expected that autoload files are not byte-compiled. I’d like to understand why.
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