| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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The `lpm bundle <main file>.tex` command acts as a better version of
this command.
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manual import
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by `lpm`
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The current `lpm.toml` also generates `\chapter`s, which don't work with
the article class. Thus switch to the `report` document class.
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Creating new templates with these old lock files is just
useless. So convey the need to regenerate them, by simply not shipping
them.
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Otherwise, the default template would contain a extra "- " after the
name, when the description is left empty.
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Currently, only the directory *containing* the `reuse` binary is
specified.
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There was just no way to actually use this script in a useful manner.
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