Hello,
I started a large project over a year ago and had almost completed everything when my computer died and had to be replaced last week. I installed the latest version of Texlive and Gregorio on my new machine and copied over my backups of the GABC and various config files. I am by no means an expert on the coding or setting up of tex documents, but had googled my way to a template that worked for me. It wasn't pretty but it worked! For the last year I've had a routine of typing out my GABC and copying a few lines into the tex template, pressing go, and watching my book appear. Problem is, it seems that the versions both of Gregorio and Luatex have changed so much since I installed them the first time round that a lot of my code is now deprecated or produces unexpected results. The first problem was greg-book which looks like it's been obsolete for a while. I created a test doc using the up to date tutorial on the Gregorio website (i.e. using Lualatex-se and [autocompile] instead of greg-book) and tried to process one of my gabc files. It gave me a stack of errors on deprecated tags - I've tried deleting one or two to see if I can just work around them, but every line seems to have something new! I was nearly finished, so rather than checking and editing all the hundreds of files I've created to date, is there a way of identifying what version of everything I had before the crash (perhaps from the various automatically generated files in my backup folder) and installing that exact version on my new machine? Yours hopefully, Francis
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