> can you reconstruct when "previously" was?
Hmm, I've only 2.9.21, and with this version it's already broken.
Unfortunately, I don't have enough time to go further back in history.
Werner
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Werner LEMBERG escreveu:
In case the file's \version is recent enough, convert-ly doesn't emit
anything. This is bad. Instead, it should copy the file verbatim to
stdout, as it was done previously.
can you reconstruct when "previously" was?
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In case the file's \version is recent enough, convert-ly doesn't emit
anything. This is bad. Instead, it should copy the file verbatim to
stdout, as it was done previously.
A trivial example to demonstrate it is a file xxx.ly which only
contains
\version "2.9.28"
After saying
convert-ly
