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Hi @redguardtoo, @ninrod here. When trying to use your package, my org packages become missing.
I've set up a github repo using your tips section: https://github.com/ninrod/thin-elpa-mirror
What I find is that my org packages that come from the org mode site are not taken into account.
Here is my rsynced melpa mirror, using the "fat" approach.
Do you have any ideas on how could I use your package to create a thin melpa/elpa mirror for myself?
thanks in advance.
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duh. All I had to do is duplicate the entry because some use-package lines used the 'org` repo directly. Sorry about that :P
(setq package-archives `(("myelpa" . "~/.emacs.d/thin-elpa-mirror") ("org" . "~/.emacs.d/thin-elpa-mirror")))
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Hi @redguardtoo, @ninrod here. When trying to use your package, my org packages become missing.
I've set up a github repo using your tips section: https://github.com/ninrod/thin-elpa-mirror
What I find is that my org packages that come from the org mode site are not taken into account.
Here is my rsynced melpa mirror, using the "fat" approach.
Do you have any ideas on how could I use your package to create a thin melpa/elpa mirror for myself?
thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: