2016-05-30 13:55 GMT+02:00 Catonano <caton...@gmail.com>: > 2016-05-30 12:14 GMT+02:00 Alex Kost <alez...@gmail.com>: > >> >> <cough>, OK, I wanted to write verbosely why I prefer >> uncompressed-file-fetch, and why we should still use it, etc.; >> >> but I've just noticed an unpleasant downside with >> ‘uncompressed-file-fetch’: for example, if you build the recently added >> "emacs-queue" package, you'll get "queue-0.1.1.el" file, which makes it >> impossible to do (require 'queue). With David's solution, it will be a >> proper "queue.el" file. >> >> So I agree now. David's patch is definitely a better solution :-) >> >> > Ah ! This is probably why I couldn't manage emacs-cider to require > emacs-spinner and emacs-queue. They both are packaged with > uncompressed-file-fetch. > > In fact queue and spinner work if I installl them on their own. > > After I attempt with cider, they not only are not requirable but they are > also not autoloaded anymore. > > So now I'll try stick with more tested download methods and see if cider > works with those. > >
queue is available only as an uncompresse file So I'll wait for this patch to be merged and then I'll try with the new emacs-build-system