That's curious.

Achim Gratz writes:

> Actually, you will need to customize that variable if you want to use
> ditaa.  But the error is that ob-ditaa is missing a (require
> 'org-compat), I've pushed a fix for that.  But you may still do your
> own customizations for Org too early, you should defer them to after
> package-initialize has run.

First, thanks so much for your help.  My whole life is in Emacs and
Org.

My initial report should be amended, because after a few cycles,
the error came back even with org-clock-persistence-insinuate commented
out.  I did not run and save a backtrace of that.

I don't use ditaa at all, and I have no mention of it in my init
file.  Something else must have been pretty far off the rails to be
calling it.

Finally, the only things before package-initialize in my init file were
some general Emacs interface settings (tool bar off, some others, I can
post a list if anyone is interested).  Nothing org related was before
it.  Nonetheless, when I move package-initialize to be the first thing
in the init file, the problem goes away.

Thanks again for your help.

Best regards,
Terry
-- 
T.F. Torrey

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