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As said by @Ulrike Fischer, instead of listing,
the name of the counter is lstlisting
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I think I have been able to puzzle together how this went wrong.
\pagewidth is actually a luatex macro (not sure since when). In 2018 (v3.7g), a check was added to memoir's \mem@fixpagelayout macro (which is executed at \begin{document}) that sets \pagewidth to be equal to \stockwidth, but only if \pagewidth is already defined.
So this is not a case where a ...
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The .toc file must have been leftover from a previous compilation without the memoir class. Deleting the file fixed the issue.
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This issue was in the redefinition of \memendofchapterhook. I made two types of changes. First I added \relax after the \ifnum test inputs, but more importantly, I used \gdef\ rather than \renewcommand to redefine \logoColor.
\renewcommand{\memendofchapterhook}{%%redéfinition d'une commande (vide) de memoir qui s'exécute *après* la commande \chapter
\...
answered Apr 12 at 18:33
Steven B. Segletes
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(I'm on support staff at Overleaf.) Overleaf uses latexmk to process your files. We add a number of rules for common auxiliary processing steps. You can see details of these at How does Overleaf compile my project?.
Our default rules for glossaries and indices are not set up to work with memoir's methods for preparing the acronym list with makeindex. You can ...
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