Closed monnier closed 2 years ago
Sorry. I thought, that you update ELPA only when the version number changes...
Ok, done.
Sorry. I thought, that you update ELPA only when the version number changes...
GNU ELPA only receives new tarballs when the Version:
number changes,
but GNU-devel ELPA gets new tarballs whenever new commits are pushed,
like MELPA (IOW, a bit like MELPA -vs- MELPA-Stable except the default
is the stable one).
See https://elpa.gnu.org/devel/org-notify.html
Stefan
Hi, GNU ELPA can't track the upstream code any more because it has diverged. This is probably the result of a force-push on your upstream repository or something like that:
In order for GNU ELPA to track your changes, it has to be able to "fast-forward", so you need to merge the bbd9a049ff commit into your upstream tree, e.g.: