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emacs26-app-26.3-2: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 2 #1068
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Anyone know who on here to tag in for the "Todai Fink Team"? Since they apparently maintain auctex, which looks like it might be part of this... Also is @jessealama the one listed as the maintainer for the "edb" package? Since that's in there, too... |
For Todai, Tomoaki Okayama is the name I can remember. Don't know their github handle, but email was LASTNAME at users.sourceforge.net I just tested auctex with emacs25 and it installed cleanly (10.14.6), both with and without edb installed. There's a newer auctex, but it's emacs25 and up only (but shouldn't matter here). |
Ah good, I already tagged them in, then... |
I think there might still be files leftover from an aborted install of edb or another emacs mod that left files around and one of those files is messing up the emacs .el registration process.
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I'm going to need to get fink/fink#259 figured out first... |
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(...that's kind of a lot!)
(irrelevant portions about ccp4 trimmed)
I don't get it, how can
er... missing
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Thinking a bit more about how many packages the recursive removal would remove, and I'm wondering if it'd make sense to create new splitoffs for packages that install random bits of elisp currently? That way one could remove just, say, a "git-elisp" package instead of the entire "git" package... |
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OK, done. Now, going back to where I left off...
Seems to have worked properly this time around.
OK this seems to have worked this time around, too. The whole emacs situation here still seems like it's in a bit of a mess, though. Perhaps keep this open for some cleanups? |
Or actually never mind; I'm going to close this now... |
Kind of a follow-up to #1060, but different enough that I think it's worth a separate bug:
I'm on Big Sur with Xcode 13.
cc @okayamat
(btw besides the install failure, it also looks like there's a usage of the non-portable
echo -n
in there as well, which isn't really that important, but just a minor annoyance)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: