Automated changes by fix-figure-paths.yaml workflow.
Compare and merge to keep figure paths compatible with compilation outside of overleaf.
Explanation:
From what I understand, overleaf automatically tab-completes image paths relative to the project root, e.g.
slides/supervised-regression/figure/nutshell-regression-poly-plot-1.pdf - which is apparently fine on overleaf
but causes errors when trying to compile slides locally, where paths relative to the folder containing the
.tex file are required (i.e. figure/nutshell-regression-poly-plot-1.pdf).
As far as I understand it the latter path should also work on overleaf.
To locally auto-fix this, the following command can be used on Linux:
sed -i -E "s\slides/[a-z-]+/figure\figure\g" $(find slides -iname "*.tex")
Which is exactly what this workflow does.
Note that macOS requires gnu-sed as the default BSD sed behaves differently.
Automated changes by
fix-figure-paths.yamlworkflow. Compare and merge to keep figure paths compatible with compilation outside of overleaf.Explanation:
From what I understand, overleaf automatically tab-completes image paths relative to the project root, e.g.
slides/supervised-regression/figure/nutshell-regression-poly-plot-1.pdf- which is apparently fine on overleaf but causes errors when trying to compile slides locally, where paths relative to the folder containing the.texfile are required (i.e.figure/nutshell-regression-poly-plot-1.pdf).As far as I understand it the latter path should also work on overleaf. To locally auto-fix this, the following command can be used on Linux:
Which is exactly what this workflow does. Note that macOS requires
gnu-sedas the default BSDsedbehaves differently.