Closed DamonCharlesRoberts closed 1 year ago
Hi,
It is complaining because you didn't specify 'titlepage'. I thought I had fixed it so it would use "none" if titlepage was missing, but it looks like I didn't. So, just pass in "none" so it knows not to include the titlepage. Or if want it, choose one of the values such as "plain" or "vline" etc.
format:
titlepage-pdf:
titlepage: "none"
coverpage: true
That fixed it! Thanks, @eeholmes. This is a wonderful resource!!
I patched the bug also. Now defaults to titlepage = "plain" if titlepage is missing.
I am running quarto 1.2.269 on Windows 11 in VSCode.
I have a book project where I am trying to add an image to my coverpage.
However, I am running into an issue where it looks like the titlepage extension is having issues with my metadata that I am passing in my _qarto.yml file for the project. Here is the meta data for the project.
When I run:
It runs into an error that seems to indicate its a problem with my meta data. Perhaps because I am running this in a project rather than a single qmd file?
Any advice?