Horst Rutter

try this: https://github.com/pdfcpu/pdfcpu/releases/tag/v0.6.0

There were a couple of major bugs fixed in the last release regarding form filling. I strongly recommend upgrading. Specifying a custom font for filling is in the pipeline: see...

So where are you getting this error now? On the command line, only in CircleCI? or the api? Can you paste a stacktrace? Can you help me to reproduce this?

👍🏻 I am aware, but I still need to see a stacktrace. We need to narrow this down somehow.. So if you fill your PDF on the CLI this is...

Assuming that the font `HelveticaLTStd-Bold` is loaded into your std pdfcpu config but can't be located in your CircleCI env this could also be an issue with your pdfcpu config...

See #122

Hi! After which of the 4 steps above do you get this error? Can you share a screenshot or post your CLI output? Thanks!

I guess `which pdfcpu` should tell you the location of your pdfcpu binary. Then add the install dir to your path like for any other binary.

first do this and locate the pdfcpu binary: ``` $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install which $ which pdfcpu ``` When you encounter a "Command not found" error...

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