Robert Nikander <robert.nikan...@icloud.com> writes: > Also the bug I reported is back. > > Maybe I’ll just stick with the builtin org package 9.4.4.
Actually, I missed that you are on ELPA version. Apparently I forgot to fix the problem on stable Org version (which is what you get from ELPA). I pushed the fix now. It should be uploaded to ELPA in a few hours. > Thank you for checking. I tried to reinstall the package, but it did not > help, and it caused another problem where I could not quit emacs. > > Details… I ran M-x list-packages, found and deleted my org package, quit > emacs. Restarted emacs and I saw I had the builtin org (lower version: 9.4.4) > and the bug I reported is gone. I tried reinstalling the 9.5.1 org package > (after restarting emacs), and it installed, and then I couldn’t quit emacs > without killing it. If I ran my usual quit command > (save-buffers-kill-terminal) or tried to quit from the macOS menu, I got this > message: > > org-clock-kill-emacs-query: Symbol’s function definition is void: > org-clocking-buffer This is annoying. We have seen this kind of issue for users using non-standard package managers, but I do not recall such problems with ELPA. I afraid that the problem is partially on Emacs side. We may want to discuss this with Emacs devs as well, not just within Org mailing list. > Am I supposed to somehow delete the builtin one when I install 9.5.1? Here is > what the buffer looks like when I hit enter on the installed 9.5.1 package: AFAIU, things went wrong because you had built-in Org loaded while installing newer Org. (note that there is nothing wrong on your side, just some internal Emacs workings we need to resolve or work around) Best, Ihor
