Augusto Stoffel
Augusto Stoffel
What is _a long time_ in your case? If it's a few seconds, I'd say one has to live with it; if it's more, then probably you'd have to explain...
Try setting `DIGESTIF_TEXMF="$HOME/context/tex/texmf-context"` (make sure `$HOME` is expanded to your home directory, a literal `~` will not work).
This should work. What do these commands give you? ``` find ~/context/ -iname 'context-en.xml' ``` and ``` DIGESTIF_TEXMF=$HOME/context/tex/ digestif -v -g context-en.xml ```
With the `-v` switch you should additionally see a message like `Scanned /home/.../context/tex/ in ... ms`. If this message is not saying something sensible, then for some reason you didn't...
Ah, okay, the luarocks version is somewhat old, that might be the reason then... In this case I would suggest to use the [self-installing script](https://github.com/astoff/digestif?tab=readme-ov-file#luatex-with-the-self-installing-script-) method. You need to change...
> I went ahead and installed luafilesystem using luarocks. Rerunning digestif -v -g context-en.xml now gives me: [...] Okay this means Digestif is correctly installed now. I guess the rest...
The link you provided in your comment says: > NOTE: You almost certainly want to [install the newer ConTeXt LMTX](https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Installation). This guide is for installing the older, rarely-updated MkIV distribution....
> I don't know how Azure should be configured, sorry. I'm no expert either, I hope my comment helps anyway. The `YOUR_DEPLOYMENT_NAME` is not necessarily the model name; rather it's...
So I guess the conclusion is that the endpoint might depend on the model. Maybe you could make the endpoint slot accept a function taking the model and the backend...
That's a tricky question. In principle I'd say the config file should be respected. That said, this file probably includes some "console-dependent" (such as supported image formats) and some "console-independent"...