Michal Jaegermann wrote:
Except that it does not. After doing an update with a package I
made, and which was missing that old %{startupfile} handler, I was
left with an old
/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/site-start.d/auctex-init.el
everywhere I tried. Obviously '[ $1 -eq 0 ]' condition is not
satisfied in the circumstances.
The preun script gets the number of package versions that are installed
after "this" is uninstalled. An upgrade will have one version installed
after the old package is uninstalled. So nothing happens on upgrade.
The name change is unfortunate, perhaps something in %pre is called for
here, wdyt?
Besides you do not know. An old
version could have been installed not via an rpm package and somebody
could have added there an extra code beyond "(require 'tex-site)" so
just clobbering it is not nice. One can, and possibly should, spit
some explicit warnings if that file is found and renamed.
It is added by the rpm. If it still exists when the last version of the
package is de-installed, it will get clobbered. auctex-init is the
autoload file and AFAIR contains comments explicitly warning that one
should not edit it. Configuration goes elsewhere.
/JÅ
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