Tassilo Horn <t...@gnu.org> writes: >> ,---- >> | tex-info.el: Warning: the function ‘cl-member’ might not be defined at >> | runtime. > > That's more or less a false positive given that auctex depends on Emacs > 27.1 and cl-member is an autoloaded function there (and even in much > older emacs releases).
I'm not sure I follow. I'm running Emacs from master and I see: ,----[ C-h f cl-member RET ] | cl-member is an autoloaded native-comp-function in ‘cl-seq.el’. | | (cl-member ITEM LIST [KEYWORD VALUE]...) | | Find the first occurrence of ITEM in LIST. | Return the sublist of LIST whose car is ITEM. | | Keywords supported: :test :test-not :key | | This function has a compiler macro ‘cl--compiler-macro-member’. See | the manual for details. `---- And `cl-member' isn't used in AUCTeX, try: $ git grep cl-member What am I missing? >> | In bib-find-next: >> | bib-cite.el:947:8: Warning: ‘find-tag’ is an obsolete function (as of >> 25.1); >> | use ‘xref-find-definitions’ instead. > > If you use bib-cite.el, could you please test if replacing find-tag with > xref-find-definitions actually works? See Keita's answer. This needs a bigger surgery, see bug#53749, which should cure this, sometime. Best, Arash
