Dear Kornel,
On 2018-01-23, Kornel Benko wrote:
> Am Montag, 22. Januar 2018 um 22:37:36, schrieb Guenter Milde
> <mi...@users.sf.net>
>> On 2018-01-22, Kornel Benko wrote:
...
>> > I expanded the lyx2lyx test so, the an error is emitted at 10th
>> > repeated run to export lyx16x.
>> > If two consecutive created lyx-files are identical, the test stops
>> > without error. if a created lyx-file is not loadable, test stops with
>> > error.
>> Could you post (or mail me, if it is too large) a list of the
>> tests that fail with the 10th round-trip?
> Yes, I can. But there are too many.
> 15 tests for _lyx22
> 17 tests for _lyx21
> 77 tests for _lyx16
> Better to start with _lyx22 tests, because they seem to accumulate.
...
The _lyx22 tests should be fixed with 8da6cdcf23d042cf431a.
>> > Now, for example, export/doc/nb/Tutorial_lyx16 adds at each run following
>> > data to the created lyx-file.
>> >> % Added by lyx2lyx
>> >> % for proper underlining
>> >> \PassOptionsToPackage{normalem}{ulem}
>> >> \usepackage{ulem}
>> >> \let\cite@rig\cite
>> >> \newcommand{\b@xcite}[2][\%]{\def\def@pt{\%}\def\pas@pt{#1}
>> >> \mbox{\ifx\def@pt\pas@pt\cite@rig{#2}\else\cite@rig[#1]{#2}\fi}}
>> >> \renewcommand{\underbar}[1]{{\let\cite\b@xcite\uline{#1}}}
>> > Though this creates loadable file, it is no longer compilable.
>> > Pdf-exporting such a file.
This is fixed as well.
...
>> Hopefully, we can reduce the maximum number of round-trips for most
>> documents.
> Yes. Should be maximal 3 IMHO.
Could you try something like:
* pull 8da6cdcf23d042cf431a
* set max-round-trips to 3 and test for new failures.
Thanks,
Günter
