Re: [partially solved]

[Uwe Brauer]

>>> "TH" == Tassilo Horn <tsdh@gnu.org> writes:

> Uwe Brauer <oub@mat.ucm.es> writes:
> Hi Uwe,

>> As I just in my email to Stefan, the auctex version I actually use, is
>> compiled from master.

> Then the question is how up-to-date that is.  If it's maybe around one
> month old, it could be the `make-obsolete' calls I've mentioned.

>> These other one are some dependencies (I am reminded here on my old
>> days on RPM based packages such as SuSe, before switching to Debian).
>> 
>> So how can I resolve this issue?

> Well, when you have packages depending on the auctex package, I guess
> they'll pull in the auctex ELPA package, no matter if you have the
> auctex git checkout on your `load-path' or not.  So I'd strongly suggest
> you use the auctex ELPA package and not the Git version.  I make an ELPA
> release from our master after any bug fix anyhow, so it's not that you
> would be missing the hot new stuff.

> I guess there's also some way to teach package.el that it should assume
> some package is already installed in order to stop it from installing
> another version due to dependencies but I don't know it from the top of
> my head.

I found it. I added  file called early-init.el in .emacs.d directory.
That file contains 
(setq package-load-list '((auctex nil) all))
I removed that file, restarted (my old master emacs) and then could
install auctex 13.

However that did not solve the problem, I think I have to bisect my init
file.

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