Command \pghyphenation is not recognized

ArsaiGit commented 4 hours ago

Issue

The command \pghyphenation is not recognized, leading to a "Undefined control sequence" error from LaTeX upon compilation.

Installation

MikTeX with the newest updates as per 14th of october 2024
Specified installation contains polyglossia version 2.2
Compiled with LuaLaTeX

MWE for reproduction

\documentclass{scrarticle}

\usepackage{polyglossia}
\setdefaultlanguage{english}
\pghyphenation{english}{te-st}

\begin{document}

    This is a test.

\end{document}

Additional Notes:

it does not matter whether standard classes or KOMA-classes are used
the language does not seem to matter (only tested english and german with identical results)

Screenshot

grafik

jspitz commented 3 hours ago

I assume this is a duplicate of #654 The bug is fixed in the recent version.

ArsaiGit commented 3 hours ago

Thanks for the quick reply. Confirmed to be a duplicate since the quickfix/workaround works.

If I may ask, is there a reason why recent versions are not accessible via MikTeX ? Or is this an issue on the side of the distribution database?

jspitz commented 3 hours ago

If I may ask, is there a reason why recent versions are not accessible via MikTeX ? Or is this an issue on the side of the distribution database?

I cannot answer that. You have to ask MikTeX.

ArsaiGit commented 3 hours ago

Alright, thank you very much. Maybe the update is still just too recent.

reutenauer / polyglossia