Projectile commands fail with `Invalid version syntax: 'No'` error

[chasecarl]

Disclaimer

I know Emacs 29 isn’t supported, but I’m forced to use Wayland, so I really need pgtk, with pixel-scroll-precision-mode being a cherry on top

Initially I wanted to open an issue, but I think this is the place where questions about development versions may be asked.

What happened?

At least some Projectile commands (e.g. projectile-find-file, projectile-switch-project, but NOT projectile-add-known-project) fail with Invalid version syntax: `No'.

Full relevant *Messages* output:

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Backtrace:

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What did you expect to happen?

Not to fail

What I tried

• searched the Internet and found a similar issue, followed the advice, and my cmake --version returned valid cmake version 3.22.1. At the end the above issue came out as Windows-related.
• doom clean, doom build, remove the .local dir, reinstall Doom
• searched Doom issue tracker and Discourse
• read FAQ
• searched Projectile issue tracker
• enabled doom-debug-mode - it couldn’t capture backtrace
• tried sandboxes:
  • vanilla Emacs - no Projectile obviously
  • vanilla Doom, Doom + modules - my private config:

  
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  • Doom + modules + my private config: it should be the same as the main instance, but it actually allowed my to capture the backtrace with doom-debug-mode!

Steps to reproduce

1. Add any project (tried both with and without any vcs repo initialized)
2. projectile-find-file

System information

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[hlissner]

What does fd --version output, in the shell?

[hlissner]

Try updating Doom. The following change should prevent issues like these:

fix: validate fd --version output