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To install Elpaca, add the following elisp to your init.el. It must come before any calls to other Elpaca functions/macros. This will clone Elpaca into your `user-emacs-directory` under the `elpaca` subdirectory. It then builds and activates Elpaca.
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They can be used to build different versions of an Emacs configuration when combined with init file package declarations.
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The @samp{elpaca-write-lock-file} command is used to write a lock file to disk.
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Setting the @samp{elpaca-lock-file} variable to that file's path will cause Elpaca to use those versions of the recipes when installing packages assuming the @samp{elpaca-lock-file-menu} is the first menu in @samp{elpaca-menu-functions}.
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Setting the @samp{elpaca-lock-file} variable to that file's path will cause Elpaca to use those versions of the recipes when installing packages assuming the @samp{elpaca-menu-lock-file} is the first menu in @samp{elpaca-menu-functions}.
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To install Elpaca, add the following elisp to your init.el. It must come before any calls to other Elpaca functions/macros. This will clone Elpaca into your `user-emacs-directory` under the `elpaca` subdirectory. It then builds and activates Elpaca.
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A lock file is a collection of recipes for the exact versions of installed packages. They can be used to build different versions of an Emacs configuration when combined with init file package declarations.
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The `elpaca-write-lock-file` command is used to write a lock file to disk. Setting the `elpaca-lock-file` variable to that file’s path will cause Elpaca to use those versions of the recipes when installing packages assuming the `elpaca-lock-file-menu` is the first menu in `elpaca-menu-functions`.
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The `elpaca-write-lock-file` command is used to write a lock file to disk. Setting the `elpaca-lock-file` variable to that file’s path will cause Elpaca to use those versions of the recipes when installing packages assuming the `elpaca-menu-lock-file` is the first menu in `elpaca-menu-functions`.
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They can be used to build different versions of an Emacs configuration when combined with init file package declarations.
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The =elpaca-write-lock-file= command is used to write a lock file to disk.
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Setting the =elpaca-lock-file= variable to that file's path will cause Elpaca to use those versions of the recipes when installing packages assuming the =elpaca-lock-file-menu= is the first menu in =elpaca-menu-functions=.
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Setting the =elpaca-lock-file= variable to that file's path will cause Elpaca to use those versions of the recipes when installing packages assuming the =elpaca-menu-lock-file= is the first menu in =elpaca-menu-functions=.
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