Then don't use Doom Emacs. As a more than twenty year emacs user, I've been using Doom Emacs the last two or three years. Since, I have better things to do than

Then don't use Doom Emacs. As a more than twenty year emacs user, I've been using Doom Emacs the last two or three years. Since, I have better things to do than to update every Doom Emacs to the latest unstable version of a few hundred Emacs packages, I've two or three months between updates. This broke regularly the doom script and or straight.el builds. I've debugged it once and found out that that starting with the default Doom configuration works. And then you can add module by module. Whereas installing all modules I wanted, at once, failed. Therefore, I dropped Doom Emacs and am very happy with my new clean Emacs config.