Hi
That is most likely connected to the problem people suffer when using
the latest ELPA package.
Here is what I did
- I pulled (commit ba27accea2f9 is then actual)
- I run make clean
- I run make
- before running make install, I deleted my old installation which
is according to configuration in:
~/ALLES/emacs/site-lisp/packages/auctex-git
- I run make install
- I restart emacs and open a LaTeX file
I then receive an error that I attach.
So it seems that one must now be careful what to load when. Once that is
settled, maybe some instructions in the NEWS or/and manual would be
helpful.
Regards
Uwe Brauer
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