No explicit mathdefault in log formatter#5587
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I think this one is good to go (and is apparently uncontroversial). |
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yup, looks good to me. Does this get backported to 2.0? |
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Yes. This is for 2.0. |
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backported to v2.0.x as 8bf6705 |
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The log formatter has, for some time, used
mathdefaultto make the text of the superscripts match the regular text (i.e. to be in Vera Sans). In 2.0,mathtext.fontsetis nowdejavusansby default, and therefore already matches the default font. This is just a simplification to make things faster and more consistent.