Closed paulvickers closed 1 year ago
Nevermind. It appears to be there now. Possibly because I found a mismatched kvp in a left and right cell further down?
The problem appears to be that the generated html has another span embedded where the text of the rubric appears.
This happens for Greek, English, and the Romanian:
I have checked and there is no key called y.m.d.md.
The only thing I can think of is that the generator is trying to compute a lookup key. The keys in the topic calendar are values such as y2018.m01.d02.ymd. Even if the generator is trying to compute a key and returning it without numbers, it would be y.m.d.ymd not y.m.d.md.
The only way to solve this issue is to fire up the dev environment and turn on the debugger.
That's weird, as that's not something I've added to the service. It's not a deal breaker as I can just add it to the generated .tex file post hoc.
Warning -- I found the bug and I am about to restart OLW.
I pushed the fix and restarted the server.
Now when I generate, I get this:
Please verify and close. Thanks!
Thanks!
Glad to help!
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Closed #79 https://github.com/mcolburn/durham/issues/79 as completed.
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Lines 801–805 of index.html contain the following:
This creates a rubrical 'Then, on all days:'. I can see this when editing in both the the en_uk_durlash:
And in the Romanian ro_uk_dur:
But when I generate the service book this directive is missing:
Could this be because there is no corresponding directive in any other English version in the database?