Peter Williams

@TheZoq2 There is some code in `src/driver.rs` that is commented out by default that helps trace some of the logic in this area. If you're comfortable compiling the program yourself,...

@TheZoq2 If I'm understanding you correctly, the first half of what you're seeing is expected behavior. The reason is that the final document compilation requires a `bbl` file, which is...

@TheZoq2 Yes. It's certainly a large overhead in a relative sense, but in an absolute sense my document builds all generally take less than two seconds so I personally haven't...

Thanks for following up here. The proverbial "someone" should modify Tectonic's bibtex code to also emit its warnings through Tectonic's system so that they show up by default — it...

@vlasakm I think you're right about that a TL2021 bundle with current Tectonic should probably work in a lot of cases. As I mentioned in another comment, producing such a...

Thanks for following up @mnrvwl!

What version of Ubuntu are you using? It looks like your OS has version 1.0.1 of `libharfbuzz-dev`, which is quite old. We actually provide a custom package of harfbuzz for...

Thanks! What's strange to me is that the Tectonic `build.rs` should try to require `harfbuzz >= 1.4`, so I'm not sure how your build got to the point where this...

Let me see if I'm understanding your setup correctly. Is it correct that you're basically running TeX 88 times to create 88 graphs (with 87 results saved from previous runs),...

Hmm, it looks like this might be related to the interdependencies amongst the various supporting C libraries that combine to create the `tectonic` executable. I bet there's some magic linker...