When starting a new project with the "paper" template, a project containing a single article with example content is generated.
If an arbitrary reference is added and cited in that document, it appears to work correctly in the web editor. On exporting to PDF however, the citation is broken, appearing as a single ? and with no reference list included in the document.
e.g.
After investigating, we found that removing the $\LaTeX$ word/math-macro from the document fixed this issue -- and citations/references then correctly appeared.
This can also be reproduced in any article containing the $\LaTeX$ math snippert and at least one reference. e.g.
produces:
The curvenote API translates this minimal content to latex as:
$\LaTeX$
\cite{oxa:mY7h53eRR2R5c1qeX7Vv/m3hH59NcZYUAxL2FbEiX.1}
\cite{oxa:mY7h53eRR2R5c1qeX7Vv/whOtMMA51TDsCJk1X3Pv.1}
Which appears valid.
Build container logs show no latex errors.
When starting a new project with the "paper" template, a project containing a single article with example content is generated.
If an arbitrary reference is added and cited in that document, it appears to work correctly in the web editor. On exporting to PDF however, the citation is broken, appearing as a single
?and with no reference list included in the document.e.g.
After investigating, we found that removing the
$\LaTeX$word/math-macro from the document fixed this issue -- and citations/references then correctly appeared.This can also be reproduced in any article containing the
$\LaTeX$math snippert and at least one reference. e.g.produces:
The curvenote API translates this minimal content to latex as:
Which appears valid.
Build container logs show no latex errors.