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A number of issues are no longer valid due to changes to Emacs upstream.
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Donald Curtis 2012-11-08 13:58:19 -06:00
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## Known Issues ## Known Issues
Due to the way the HTTP routing works on my provider, the HTTP/1.1 **Note:** *This fix are included in the `melpa.el` package.*
connection will time out for long package installs--where the
package is large and takes a while to compile--like *magit* or *evil*. If you run into problems with complaints about the response from the web server consider adding
<!-- <script src="https://gist.github.com/1679208.js"> </script> --> There is a small bug in Emacs24's `package.el` the order for
dependencies comes out backwards for what I needed. the problem is
(setq url-http-attempt-keepalives nil) patched by some *advice*.
This makes things a tad more slow but means that the install completes
correctly. Otherwise the connection times out and the install goes haywire.
### Fixes for `package.el`
**Note:** *These fixes are included in the `melpa.el` package.*
There are a number of small bugs in Emacs24's `package.el`. First,
when installing dependencies, the packages were not getting
initialized. Second, the order for dependencies was coming out
backwards for what I needed. Both problems are
easily patched by some *advice*.
<!-- <script src="https://gist.github.com/1679232.js"> </script> --> <!-- <script src="https://gist.github.com/1679232.js"> </script> -->
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(setq requirements (reverse requirements)) (setq requirements (reverse requirements))
(print requirements)) (print requirements))
If you are not using Emacs24 from HEAD, you may also need this to initialize packages after they are downloaded and installed.
(defadvice package-download-tar
(after package-download-tar-initialize activate compile)
"initialize the package after compilation"
(package-initialize))
(defadvice package-download-single
(after package-download-single-initialize activate compile)
"initialize the package after compilation"
(package-initialize))
## Updating Packages ## Updating Packages