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tikz rendered with knitr is broken in html output (but webshotted correctly in pdf) #24
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On the submission that I am preparing it is even worse, it is totally broken in html rendering and makes the rendering fail. This is the traceback of the failing rendering on my computer:
I get the same error and traceback in the build github action once I push so the problem is not due to my old 2021 version of TeX Live. Pdf rendering with latex is still not impacted at all. This bug is rather impacting. |
Dear @durandg12 , Many thanks for your feedback. We planed to remove this functionality. TiKZ will not be supported in our template. As an alternative, we suggest you to write your tikz code in a separated LaTeX file (minimal class) and include the corresponding fig file. |
workaround found, see #20 |
Will tikz remain supported thanks to the workaround, or will it still be removed and so I should move on from tikz and follow the recommendations from #24 (comment) ? |
At first I thought I'd leave it up to the authors to generate tikz outputs by themselves, but I changed my mind after a few exchanges with one. Sometimes for some of them, it will be overhead to put a latex/dvisgm/pdf2svg pipeline just for a few tikz schemas, so here we are. |
I didn't understand your answer, sorry. Can I continue to use tikz support or will it be dropped? |
Yes, you can count on Tikz support. |
Awesome, thanks. I will try again with the new workaround and version of the extension as soon as I have the time |
Similar to #21 but for Figure 5 (tikz)
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