What do you mean by 'inning' org to the ELPA repository? What I've done was to remove the last line in my init.el for ... orgmode.org/elpa, restarted, then tried through list-packages to D org -- which seemed to comply, but never removed org-20210920 from the elpa directory. Not being gone, the old version kept reinstalling itself. So I finally manually moved org-20210920 somewhere else. But then repeated restarts never brought org-9.5 into the list-packages listing, despite having gnu/elpa in my init.el. But I did manage to "trick" 9.5 in by installing an org package with org, naturally, needed as a dependent. It offered some other version, but the "other version" install window knew about latest-greatest 9.5, which I chose, thereby "tricking" 9.5 to be installed. Org-9.5 is now listed only as a dependency in list-packages, of all things. I commented out my org-plus-contrib, not knowing how to proceed with it. The install instructions on the main org page were not very clear, to say the least. On Tue, Oct 12, 2021 at 1:33 AM Tim Cross wrote: > > Galaxy Being writes: > > > This is in my init.el > > > > ... > > (setq package-archives '(("ELPA" . "http://tromey.com/elpa/") > > ("gnu" . "http://elpa.gnu.org/packages/") > > ("melpa" . "https://melpa.org/packages/") > > ("org" . "https://orgmode.org/elpa/"))) > > ... > > > > I'm guessing the last line is no more and should be removed? In any > case, not getting 9.5 when I do a package update. > > The 9.5 version is in GNU ELPA. However, if you have a version from > orgmode.org or melpa, the version number is probably the release date > e.g. 20211001 or example, and package.el will see that as a later > version to 9.5 (because 20211001 is a larger number!). > > My suggestion would be to uninstall any version you have installed and > then install the 9.5 version from ELPA. I would also remove the > orgmode.org repository as you mention. It may also be worthwhile > 'inning' org to the ELPA repository (which should mean package.el will > only look at the ELPA repository when looking for updates (and not, for > example, MELPA). > > If your running the emacs 28 pretest, it already includes 9.5 > > -- ⨽ Lawrence Bottorff Grand Marais, MN, USA borgauf@gmail.com