How can the "compilation" experience in Emacs be reverted to the behavior of a vanilla emacs installation when using doom emacs?
As a long time user of "vanilla" Emacs, I am too used to the previous behavior, and I find myself getting frustrated when, for example, I cannot just switch back to a compilation window which I expect to be the "previous" buffer.
*compilation*buffer is that Doom makes the window that displays the that buffer a dedicated window that may only display the contents of*compilation*. They probably had a reason for doing that, and I would hesitate to change it without understanding why they did that.*compliation*was possible at any time. I can therefore imagine the new behavior to be seen as an improvement. Unfortunately, I'm just too used to the previous behavior.compilation-buffer-name-function. This makes me wonder... Although you want to be able to get to the*compilation*buffer withprevious-bufferornext-buffer, would you be open to using a custom function with a custom keybinding to get there instead?