Diane Trout <di...@ghic.org> writes: > What version of org-mode-doc do you currently have installed? > > It looks like the bug was fixed in 9.7.5-1 in there's now a > /usr/share/info/orgguide.info.gz file. > > But it was only accepted into unstable on 6-25, and may take a few days > to make it to testing.
Yes, exactly, thank you for explaining this Diane. I was sleepy and forgot to set high-priority, so I'm seeing if I can find another bug to justify an upload with a slight bending of the rules, because it benefits our users. > Getting the fix into stable would take some > effort and time. (I think it has to first be stable enough to go into > testing, and then we could negotiate with the release team about adding > an update to stable. I don't think there is a release-team approved fix for stable. The src:org-mode in stable is older than the version bundled with src:emacs, so it was converted to an empty dependency package. For correctness bin:org-mode-doc in stable should probably also become and empty package that depends on emacs-common-non-dfsg. Making that change would resolve half of this bug for stable. That said, src:emacs-common-non-dfsg doesn't contain orgguide, so it wouldn't solve the requested purpose of this bug. Given this, does it sound worthwhile? > Org mode might also make sense to build a backports version to have the > close to the current release available to stable, though you'd have to > get it from https://backports.debian.org/ Yeah, anyone who wants to support an official solution is welcome to step forward and do this. You can also install the latest elpa-org-mode and org-mode-doc debs from sid/unstable onto a bookworm/stable system and everything should Just Work⢠due to the magic of arch:all packages and dh-elpa. Best, Nicholas
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