On 2016-07-07 11:31 AM, Jan De Schryver wrote:
The system-setup.log is the log coming with the file gregorio-4.2.0-rc1.tar.bz2 from the git website, probably created with with texlive 2015. In annex install-tl.log. I used texlive2016-20160523.iso. In my directories of texlive never saw a file system-setup.command.. I missed it, perhaps. In the maps gregoriotex I did not see contrib map.
system-setup.log is generated by your computer when you run system-setup.command (if your download contained a pre-existing system-setup.log, then this is a problem). system-setup.command is our own utility for use in helping us diagnose what your system setup is (and what may be wrong with it if something is not working). It is not packaged with TeXLive (and thus must be obtained from a GitHub download) and will always use the version of TeXLive on your system which is first in your PATH variable when doing its tests. The fact that the log you posted shows that your LuaTeX version is from TeXLive 2015 means that on your system TeXLive 2015 has priority over TeXLive 2016. If this is not the way your system is supposed to be setup, then you need to solve that problem first. If you ran system-setup.command before installing TeXLive 2016, then you need to rerun it now as the log can only be current to when the command was run.
Yes in /usr/local/share/texmf I find gregoriotex.sty with v4.1.2 . And in texlive/2016/texmf-dist/tex/ Lualatex/gregoriotex/ I find the file gregoriotex2.sty with v.4.2.0-rc1
This is backwards. v4.1.2 is included in TeXLive 2016 and the GregorioTeX side can be updated to v4.1.4 via tlmgr (the executable remains 4.1.2, but there are no changes to the executable between 4.1.2 and 4.1.4). One of the 4.2 betas was briefly in the TeXLive 2016 pretest, but was replaced by 4.1.2 when we realized that it wasn't compatible with the existing gregorio 4.1 binary (which could not, due to the release schedule, be changed in time for TeXLive 2016). Unless you downloaded your TeXLive 2016 from the pretest mirror during that small window (just a handful of days) there should be no way for the GregorioTeX files in TeXLive 2016 to be v4.2.
Did you say when you de_install the gregorio 4.2 , texlive will go on with gregorio 4.1.2 ? I will not do it. But when a new version arrives can it easily be installed above the earlier version?
TeXLive 2016 comes with Gregorio 4.1.2 (or 4.1.4 if updated) as part of it (and your install-tl.log indicates that it was installed). Ideally our installers do not affect these files and leave them in place so that if you later uninstall 4.2 (or any later version) your TeXLive 2016 installation will be just like it was before you installed Gregorio 4.2. This is what we really need some robust testing on, to make sure that the 4.2 installation prioritizes itself over the 4.1 version that comes prepackaged and that uninstalling 4.2 means that 4.1 takes back over seamlessly. As a final note: please use quotes (or pre-pend the quoted lines with "> ") when interlacing a reply with the original message so that the two can be more easily distinguished. -- ✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝ Br. Samuel, OSB St. Anselm’s Abbey Washington, DC (R. Padraic Springuel) PAX ☧ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
