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Regular expressions for parsing pandoc output do not work on Windows - #320
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…ork on Windows systems because of Windows-style linebreaks.
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I was facing two issues on Windows, one of them was related to what you are describing: I could get a compiled documentation but without any references inside. Using your suggestion solved my issue too by compiling the documentation including the refs ;) |
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When running
mkdocson a Windows system (yes, I know, why would one, but it is what it is), the regular expressions for parsing the citations output by pandoc do not work and thereference_cachestays empty. The problem are the Windows-style linebreaks of form\r\nrather than\n.This patch fixes the issue.