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Emacs 24 needs to be built with libxml support for "libxml-parse-html-region" #46

Open kalbasit opened 10 years ago

kalbasit commented 10 years ago

I'm trying to test notmuch against various versions of emacs, it seems that the bin package of emacs-24.3 travis result Can you please rebuild with xml support?

Thanks

rejeep commented 10 years ago

I'm trying to automate the process of building binaries, because it's a lot of overhead ATM. Once that is done, adding support for XML should be easy. Leaving this issue open until then.

kalbasit commented 10 years ago

alright please keep me posted as it's blocking me from submitting a patch for notmuchmail

jrblevin commented 8 years ago

Apologies for digging up a two-year-old issue, but I think my problem is related. I am using EVM and Travis CI for testing markdown-mode. @cosmicexplorer submitted a pull request today which, when the tests are executed, results in the following error:

(error "This function requires Emacs to be compiled with libxml2")
cosmicexplorer commented 8 years ago

When we ran a CI on markdown-mode, it has always had libxml2 compiled in before, and we've been able to do things like run eww-open-file on html files -- things you couldn't do if libxml2 wasn't there. However, on the most recent build on this pr, versions 24.4 and 24.5 did not have libxml2 compiled in, and errored out (see the build results). The 24.3 case did seem to work, so it's possible that ran on another server? I'm not familiar with what error would have caused this. Our .travis.yml is here.

syohex commented 8 years ago

The 24.3 case did seem to work, so it's possible that ran on another server?

Emacs 24.3 does not have eww. So those tests are not executed on Emacs 24.3.

testinggithub1222 commented 5 years ago

I am trying to use mu4e but now i got an error: error in process filter: This function requires Emacs to be compiled with libxml2

I have configure as below:

(require 'mu4e-contrib) 
(setq mu4e-html2text-command 'mu4e-shr2text)