Open kidder opened 5 years ago
The following reference included in docs/References.bib should be parsed correctly.
docs/References.bib
@article{DelZanna2002rv, author = "Del Zanna, L. and Bucciantini, N. and Londrillo, P.", title = "{An efficient shock-capturing central-type scheme for multidimensional relativistic flows. 2. Magnetohydrodynamics}", journal = "Astron. Astrophys.", volume = "400", year = "2003", pages = "397-414", doi = "10.1051/0004-6361:20021641", url = "https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361:20021641", eprint = "astro-ph/0210618", archivePrefix = "arXiv", primaryClass = "astro-ph", SLACcitation = "%%CITATION = ASTRO-PH/0210618;%%" }
make doc-check produces the following error: citelist:73: warning: Unexpected token TK_LISTITEM found as part of a <a>..</a> block
make doc-check
citelist:73: warning: Unexpected token TK_LISTITEM found as part of a <a>..</a> block
I can reproduce this both on my MacBookPro and the Travis documentation build.
This may be a can't fix or upstream issue, but I wanted to document it in case someone else runs into a similar problem in the future.
can't fix
upstream
I am able to get around the error by changing the 2. in the title to a II. (which is actually the correct title)
2.
II.
@nilsleiffischer can you comment on whether this is an issue with something in SpECTRE, doxygen, or something else?
@nilsleiffischer @kidder is this fixed?
@kidder is this fixed?
the issue is currently bypassed by changing 2 -> II in the title
Bug reports:
Expected behavior:
The following reference included in
docs/References.bib
should be parsed correctly.Current behavior:
make doc-check
produces the following error:citelist:73: warning: Unexpected token TK_LISTITEM found as part of a <a>..</a> block
Environment:
I can reproduce this both on my MacBookPro and the Travis documentation build.
Detailed discussion:
This may be a
can't fix
orupstream
issue, but I wanted to document it in case someone else runs into a similar problem in the future.I am able to get around the error by changing the
2.
in the title to aII.
(which is actually the correct title)@nilsleiffischer can you comment on whether this is an issue with something in SpECTRE, doxygen, or something else?