On Thu, Jun 15, 2023 at 01:38:48PM +0900, Jun T wrote: > # Tested on Ubuntu22.04 > # texinfo-7.0.3, configured with --prefix=$HOME/test > > texi2any gives an warning if there s a file or directory named > 'Config' in the current directory. I think the current directory > should not be included in the default search path. >
texi2any is looking for an init file called 'Config'. It is documented in the texi2any_api manual: > Warning: The ‘Config’ file related paths and even the use of > ‘Config’ files is not definitive. > > You can write so-called “initialization files”, or “init files” for > short, to modify almost every aspect of output formatting. The program > loads init files named ‘Config’ each time it is run. I think that 'Config' is too generic a name for this. We could look at naming conventions used for init or run control files by different programs and change it to something else.
