scrhack x setspace warning message
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There seems to be a problem (or just a problem with the warning message) between setspace and scrhack in the new versions. E.g. example code:
\documentclass{scrreprt}
\usepackage{scrhack}
\usepackage{setspace}
\begin{document}
Dummy.
\end{document}
This leads to the warning message in the log file:
Package scrhack Warning: unknown \onehalfspacing definition found!
(scrhack) Maybe you are using a unsupported setpace version on i
nput line 96.
Package scrhack Warning: unknown \doublespacing definition found!
(scrhack) Maybe you are using a unsupported setpace version on i
nput line 118.
My versions are up to date (updated every package via miktex today: 15.03.2023), e.g. setspace package is from 2022/12/04 (v6.7b set line spacing) and scrhack from 2022/10/12 (v3.38 KOMA-Script)
Thank you for the report. I've added support for
setspace
version 6.7b in [r4015].If you don't need the hack, you can switch it off using option
setspace=false
. If you need it, you have to wait, until I've made a new prelease.Related
Commit: [r4015]
Last edit: Markus Kohm 2023-03-16
@kohm Thanks. :D
Just a note:
scrhack
has been removed from KOMA-Script 3.42 [r4076] and replaced by a completely new implementation of several small packages and a compatibilityscrhack
. See https://github.com/komascript/third-party-enhancements for more information.Related
Commit: [r4076]