It seems the latest updates of the texlive packages in Debian testing (Bullseye) make cleanthesis incompatible with pdfpages.
Until yesterday (exactly the day I have finished writing my dissertation :-), cleanthesis 0.3.1, default version provided by Debian until then, was working fine with pdfpages v0.5l.
They have just rolled an update of texlive packages in Debian testing, including an update for cleanthesis to version 0.4.0. On the other hand pdfpages remains at v0.5l. After this update, the pdf generation process gets broken for me, when I run pdflatex my-thesis.tex I get:
! Undefined control sequence.
\in@ #1#2->\begingroup \def \in@@
##1#1{}\toks@ \expandafter {\in@@ #2{}{}#1...
l.10 \section{Postcards: My Address}
Thanks @juanlufont! This issue should be with 40d24a1e89501090294d185ecf037182801405d0. It will be included in the next release.
If there are any other issues related to pdfpages, please create a new issue.
It seems the latest updates of the texlive packages in Debian testing (Bullseye) make
cleanthesis
incompatible withpdfpages
.Until yesterday (exactly the day I have finished writing my dissertation :-), cleanthesis 0.3.1, default version provided by Debian until then, was working fine with pdfpages v0.5l.
They have just rolled an update of texlive packages in Debian testing, including an update for cleanthesis to version 0.4.0. On the other hand pdfpages remains at v0.5l. After this update, the pdf generation process gets broken for me, when I run
pdflatex my-thesis.tex
I get:which looks like being the same problem than this one reported a couple of years ago: https://github.com/derric/cleanthesis/issues/85#issuecomment-297650432 The way
xcolor
is loaded seems to be the root of the problem, as far as I can understand (but I may be wrong).Reproducing the problem is easy, it only requires to add
at the end of the example file
my-thesis-setup.tex
and try to generate a PDF withpdflatex my-thesis.tex
.The same setup but using cleanthesis 0.3.1 still works great with pdfpages.