When generating outputs that embed resources such as images (this
includes PDF, ePub, amongst other formats), typically pandoc looks in
the working directory to find these files. Using the --resource-path
option, which was introduced in recent versions of Pandoc (2.10), this
behhaviour can be changed.
With this commit, multiple resource paths can be specified. As the
pandoc manual states, these are chained with a colon (':') on most
operating systems, but with a semicolon (';') on the 'Windows' operating
system.
oli-obk
commented
3 years ago
When generating outputs that embed resources such as images (this includes PDF, ePub, amongst other formats), typically pandoc looks in the working directory to find these files. Using the
--resource-pathoption, which was introduced in recent versions of Pandoc (2.10), this behhaviour can be changed.With this commit, multiple resource paths can be specified. As the pandoc manual states, these are chained with a colon (':') on most operating systems, but with a semicolon (';') on the 'Windows' operating system.