doomemacs / doomemacs/core

org-tree-slide configuration broken

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- [X] The issue can be reproduced on the **latest** available commit of Doom.

- [X] The issue can be reproduced on a stable release of Emacs, such as 27, 28, or 29. *(Unstable versions end in .50, .60, or .9x)*

### Expected behavior

When moving through the slides with `org-tree-slide-move-next/previous-tree`, each slide should contain only one heading and its content beneath it.

### Current behavior

When moving through the slides, old headlines are not disappearing. Forward navigation sometimes also doesn't work if the cursor is on a headline. So that I had to first manually move the cursor beneath the headline to continue.

I solved the problem by disabling the `+present` config, and installing it manually.
Then I copied the relevant part of the `+present` config to my private config and tried to omit certain parts to track down the issue.

After excluding the macro `(defadvice! +org-present--hide-first-heading-maybe-a (fn &rest args) ...` the package works as expected!

### Steps to reproduce

1. Open doom emacs with `(org +present)` configured.
2. Open org file.
3. Call `org-tree-slide-mode`
4. Try navigating with `org-tree-slide-move-next/previous-tree`

### System Information

https://pastebin.com/ceWJXfeQ

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