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So try `[ko@wiley ~/build/shop3]$ git fetch origin --recurse-submodules https://github.com/shop-planner/shop3.git` ?

Am I in the wrong directory when doing this, or is something else wrong? ``` [ko@wiley ~/build/shop3]$ git fetch origin https://github.com/shop-planner/shop3.git fatal: invalid refspec 'https://github.com/shop-planner/shop3.git' [ko@wiley ~/build/shop3]$ ```

OK, I did it. Hopefully correctly. See attached. [man.diff.gz](https://github.com/shop-planner/shop3/files/7069764/man.diff.gz)

I have made some more changes to the manual, hopefully taking into account the latest from your end. But git still confuses me, so I'm simply attaching [manual.texinfo.gz](https://github.com/shop-planner/shop3/files/8794276/manual.texinfo.gz) and you...

OK, so it looks like `call` and `eval` terms are not really evaluated. Given the solution to my #104 issue, I'm fine with that, and I can't foresee now a...

Strange. I received this message not only on GitHub, but also at the email address from which I sent you the SHOPFIXER email. So this address appears to work. (The...

Enhancing the method syntax would definitely be an improvement. But I would vote for :elseif, which is what Julia uses.

A proposal: if the work to implement a/the new syntax is not too much, how about implementing something so that people can play with it, with the understanding that it...

Thanks for the answer. As a side effect, it raised some questions in the code I'm writing... Coming to the issue of terms, I think at the beginning of sec....

I see one more thing that may be relevant: even though my OS is 64 bits, the package that got installed when I upgraded to Julia 1.4.2 today is drwxr-xr-x...