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Refine error mesasage "attempt to index a nil value" #303
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@koppor Ah, MiKTeX :) @u-fischer mentioned that we should look at this again (basically, it doesn't work as MiKTeX doesn't return the same info as TeX Live). I promised I'd look at her issue on my way back, so I'll add this to the immediate list. |
It's not out fault :) You can minimise to --[[
% !TeX program = texlua
--]]
-- io.popen("echo","w"):write(""):close() -- Works
-- io.popen("echo","w"):write("") -- Works
io.popen("echo","w"):write("y"):close() which as I've commented works if you don't have any content to the |
Note that if you bypass the issue in a locally-edited
shows two other problems. First, for some reason not all of the tests are picked up. Second, the allowed variation if glue setting pops up. Thus, TeX Live on Windows gives
but MiKTeX gives
An example line that changes (TeX Live first):
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I've reported to MiKTeX: I think we can't really do anything here as it's not an |
I am a newcomer to l3build. Wanted to "quickly" create a GitHub actions based CI environment for tagpdf. However, I cannot get
l3build check
working on the repository. The output is "attempt to index a nil value".Is it possible to output a more informative error message?
The respective part of
l3build-unpack.lua
looks like follows in my MiKTeX installation?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: