Open LMBlairRN opened 5 months ago
Ahhh, this is almost certainly a bug in front matter parsing. What happens if you remove the strip front matter step?
That seems to have fixed the problem of whole chunks missing. I'm still having big differences in word count between the project file and the compiled version though. To the tune of about 2-3% of the total word count.
Lisa M. Blair, PhD, RN
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Ahhh, this is almost certainly a bug in front matter parsing. What happens if you remove the strip front matter step?
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Describe the bug Compiling a longform project that includes horizontal lines results in some scenes having missing chunks between lines. I used the default compile settings, and when I opened the note created by the compile, some of the scenes were truncated so that there were roughly 158,000 words of my 175,000 word manuscript in the compiled note. The missing section is always after a horizontal line. If there are two horizontal lines in the scene, the chunk of text between the lines goes missing, but the text before the first line and after the last line are included.