org-mode: C-a should be bound to org-beginning-of-line

[neurolit]

Hi! I'm running the latest Emacs Prelude.

Expected behavior

In org-mode buffers, C-a should be bound to org-beginning-of-line (default keybinding in Org-mode).

Actual behavior

In org-mode buffers, C-h k C-a returns:

C-a runs the command beginning-of-visual-line (found in
visual-line-mode-map), which is an interactive compiled Lisp function
in ‘simple.el’.

It is bound to C-a.

(beginning-of-visual-line &optional N)

If I comment this line, C-a is bound to crux-move-beginning-of-line (default keybinding in Prelude).

prelude/modules/prelude-org.el

Line 45 in 0b7b085

(define-key newmap (kbd "C-a") nil)

Steps to reproduce the problem

In an org-mode buffer, C-h k C-a should display org-beginning-of-line and not beginning-of-visual-line (nor crux-move-beginning-of-line).

Environment & Version information

Emacs version

27.1

Operating system

OS X 10.14.6 "Mojave"

[bbatsov]

Yeah, I guess the hook that unbinds the prelude-mode keybindings is flawed and it actually resets them to the global keybindings instead of those in org-mode. Should be a relatively simple fix, though.

[bbatsov]

I'm assuming replacing nil with org-beginning-of-line should be enough.

[neurolit]

I'll test and if it's OK, I'll submit a PR, if you're OK with that.

[neurolit]

Yep, definitely works!

[neurolit]

PR submitted.