the TeXLive 2012 distribution on my Mac is shipped with TikZ version 2.10 - I want to use (try) the CVS (most updated beta(?) version). Here's what I've done so far:
- Downloaded the the TDS package
- Extracted the package into
/Users/username/Library/texmf/tex/generic/ - Added
/Users/drorata/Library/texmfto myTEXMFLOCALvariable - Ran
texhash.
These steps indeed installed the newer version in my HOME directory, but not nicely. For example, running texdoc tikz, opens the manual of the older version. My question is how can I update TikZ properly?
In addition, how can I revert to the old version? Currently I can revert by moving the CVS version from the location specified above and run sudo texhash.
I guess this question is relevant for all TeX packages, so if this is the case, a general solution will be the best.
mktexlsrit didn't work. Once invoking it seems like everything works. Now, how can I revert back to the old version? Can you please add this to the answer? – Dror Aug 24 '12 at 19:57ls-Rfile in/Users/<username>/Library/texmf/and remove your old installation in/Users/username/Library/texmf/tex/generic/, the call tomktexlsris not needed... – Paul Gaborit Aug 24 '12 at 22:18TexLive 2013and this didn't work, try to unpack inside thetexmf-vardirectory instead. I also deleted thepgf_CVSdirectory and copied thedoc,source,tex, andtexdocdirectories directly inside. (Creating atexmfdirectory alongsidetexmf-vardidn't work for me for some reason). – PatrickT Feb 03 '14 at 12:45