Oliver Kopp

I am working in a project for reference management. We store bibliographic data in BibTeX files, which are plain-text sort-of-key-value files. Regarding the version information, we also changed our store...

I am working in a project for reference management. We store bibliographic data in BibTeX files, which are plain-text sort-of-key-value files. We also stored the encoding information at the beginning...

Why do the files take a `.kts` extension?

I would recommend to add a gradle wrapper to enable a self-contained repository (only JDK will be needed then). Thereby, I would also propose to add a [gradle wrapper validation](https://github.com/marketplace/actions/gradle-wrapper-validation)

> > Why do the files take a `.kts` extension? > Because the Gradle Kotlin DSL is Kotlin Script which has the `.kts` extension. See also [docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/kotlin_dsl.html#sec:scripts](https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/kotlin_dsl.html#sec:scripts). Oh, wow, never...

@nadilas 0.9.0 was relased https://github.com/ctongfei/progressbar/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md I am a bit worried about the conflicts here. Maybe @vehovsky can fix them? 😇

My workaround is to install MiKTeX to `C:\MiKTeX` and a user-installation only. Mostly, students use their machine vor their own. Thus, keeping two package databases updates adds more mental load...

I hoped, this was a quick win to implement. 😇

I hoped, this was a quick win to implement. 😇

Other errors: - `Package fontspec Error: The font "Inconsolatazi4" cannot be found`. Install "inconsolata" package manually - `Package fontspec Error: The font "LinuxLibertineO" cannot be found.`. Install "libertine" package manually...