It may work through the package manager since it is now installed as a package but here is how quelpa recommends updating:
By default, Quelpa does not upgrade installed packages. You can enable upgrading globally by running M-x customize-variable RET quelpa-upgrade-p RET. To override the default and upgrade individual packages: - Interactively, call quelpa with a universal prefix argument, like C-u M-x quelpa RET. - From Lisp, call quelpa with the keyword argument :upgrade, like (quelpa 'package-name :upgrade t). - Interactively, call M-x quelpa-upgrade RET, it will list all Quelpa installed packages. -- Bob On Sun, Nov 8, 2020 at 4:20 PM Mats Lidell <mats.lid...@lidells.se> wrote: > > Robert Weiner writes: > > And for an automated install from source as a package, do this: > > > > (package-install 'quelpa) > > (use-package hyperbole > > :quelpa (hyperbole :fetcher git > > :url "https://git.savannah.gnu.org/git/hyperbole.git"; > > :files (:defaults "kotl" "man" "HY-TALK"))) > > > > This will be in the doc for the next release. > > Thanks Bob. > > Jean: If you don't plan to do any development work that is the preferred > way to install it from git! > > Bob: Will that also pick up changes to the repo when you look for updated > packages using the package manager? > > Yours > -- > %% Mats >
