tex-buf.el has been merged into tex.el #44
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I feel like it's better if @emacsorphanage or some orgs take over the maintenance after contacting the maintainer. |
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An easy work-around for users waiting for an update is to add |
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As suggested in a common on [0], add a `provide` for tex-buf to make the subsequent `require` call from auctex-latexmk not attempt to load the now non-existent `tex-buf` package provided by the `tex` package itself. [0]: tom-tan/auctex-latexmk#44 Signed-off-by: Kenny Ballou <kb@devnulllabs.io>
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Fixed in pending #40. |
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In auctex tex-buf.el was merged into tex.el, see emacsmirror/auctex@4b1c7015ae77b. Continue to soft-require it for users who still use an old version of auctex. The upstream issue is tom-tan#44. There also is a pr; tom-tan#40. [Emacsmirror] This commit is being rebased onto upstream.
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I have added a patch to the version on the Emacsmirror to fix this issue, and have updated Melpa to get this package from there. |
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Closing to get this of the list of my issues to occasionally revisit. #40 is still open, so that serves as a visible pointer to the current workaround (using the version from the Emacsmirror). |
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I've noticed this because I maintain the Emacsmirror and the tools, that I use to do so, inform me when a dependency of a mirrored package isn't satisfied (anymore).
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auctextex-buf.elwas merged intotex.elbut your package stillrequirestex-buf. You can probably fix this by depending ontexinstead, or if you already do that by dropping the additional(require 'tex-buf).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: