feat: expose exclusion pattern for async-inject-variables as configuration var
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I have some notes in my literate config on what the issue was if more details are helpful https://github.com/vidbina/dotfiles/tree/reorg-for-lit-prog/emacs#debug-invalid-read-read-syntax-error-during-variable-injection |
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Some variables matching the pattern
org-babel-*caused some trouble because they had propertized texts for values and thus weren't serializable in a manner that didn't break reading attempts.Since
async-inject-variablesallows for the definition of exclusion patterns, I simply used this to reduce the set of vars that actually get injected into the async process.The default value for the exclusion pattern will drop variables that contain
-overlayas part of their names since these typically contain overlays which have those propertized texts in my setup.The previous variable
ob-async-inject-variableshas been kept as an alias for backwards compatibility.