Benjamin Bray

Even though you have `kpathsea`, it doesn't come with the source header files (`kpathsea/kpathsea.h`) by default. I believe installing `libkpathsea-dev` will resolve your issue: ``` apt install -y libkpathsea-dev ```...

Congratulations on filing issue #1 :) I haven't used `remark-cli` before, but I was able to reproduce the problem on my machine. It looks like `remark-cli` is a thin wrapper...

I'm closing this since I believe it should be fixed by recent changes (including a default export). Please feel free to reopen if the issue is still affecting you!

Thanks for the PR! I tried testing this locally with `remark-cli` (by installing `remark-cli` alongside `remark-cite` in a project, but replacing the `@benrbray/remark-cite` version string in `package.json` with the path...

Also as a side note: I think this will be a breaking change to the package since it changes how the `citePlugin` needs to be imported (as a default rather...

`remark-cite` now has a default export, so I believe this issue is resolved. Let me know if that's not the case!

This will be resolved in the `v2.0` release. You can find a prerelease version on `npm` (v2.0.1-alpha.4), and I've been working to [prepare the official v2.0 release](https://github.com/benrbray/remark-cite/pull/14).

After #10, I revised the build process & simplified the final bundled code. So, I'll close this issue for now, but I'm happy to reopen if there are still any...

I'm running into this issue for a private repo whose default is `master`, but the URLs produced use `main`. Would it be possible to check the local list of branches...