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Error after TeX Live update
I compiled the file before updating and after updating.
The file compiled correctly before the update.
After updating (Update all installed in TeX Live Manager 2017) I receive Extra \else. \begin{document}, Overfull \hbox (XXX too wide) in paragraph, and Underfull \hbox (badness 10000) in paragraph errors.
I have attached the logs from before and after the update and my file.
Could someone help me on how to correct this problem.
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- 2017-08-15 Joseph R Ciras Resume - After.tex
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- 2017-08-15 Joseph R Ciras Resume - Before.log
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- 2017-08-15 Joseph R Ciras Resume - After.log
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- Stefan Kottwitz
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Error after TeX Live update
This looks like a bug. It works with my TeX Live 2017 installation. Perhaps run an update, at least update the
isodate
package, or compile without isodate
.Stefan
Error after TeX Live update

I'm still on TeXLive 2015. I don't want my dozens of LaTeX files to become non-compilable or compiling with many new errors, warnings, etc.
Is a two years difference (2015 vs 2017) really worth the trouble?
PS. The previous user appears to be a troll/bot for a casino !

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Error after TeX Live update
Indeed, removed.Cham wrote:PS. The previous user appears to be a troll/bot for a casino !
An update can make all your files incompilabe after two days. It is your decision to do it or not.
Error after TeX Live update
I guess it would also be a good test to check if the codes are properly done.Johannes_B wrote: An update can make all your files incompilabe after two days. It is your decision to do it or not.
I would be a bit surprised if my codes would stop compiling, but I may also be **very** surprised too!
If it do happens, I could switch back to version 2015 since the previous versions are still available in my system.
I'll try it during the christmas vacation.
