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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ To use this template:
- enter your data in the `config` file of the template (located in the root directory) - enter your data in the `config` file of the template (located in the root directory)
- execute `init.sh` - execute `init.sh`
WARNING: execution of the `init.sh` shell script will IRREVOCABLY DESTROY the obtained copy of the template, including its git history, and set up your new project with an initial git commit. DO NOT run this `init.sh` if you modified the template and do not have a copy of it, or you risk losing your repository. The maintainer takes no responsibility for such misusages. WARNING: execution of the `init.sh` shell script will IRREVOCABLY DESTROY the obtained copy of the template, including its git history, and set up your new project with an initial git commit. DO NOT run this `init.sh` if you modified the template and do not have a copy of it, or you risk losing your repository. The author takes no responsibility for such misusages.
For correct usages, this is of course the correct behaviour. For correct usages, this is of course the correct behaviour.
@ -104,6 +104,9 @@ When registering your runner, it is important that you specify the `latex` tag (
Technically, you could also use some other tag, but this is the one the author chose for this template. Technically, you could also use some other tag, but this is the one the author chose for this template.
You will also have to provide the name of the docker container you intend to run your LaTeX in, so this will be (following above examples) `aergus/dockerfiles` or `kesslermaximilian/dockerfiles`. You will also have to provide the name of the docker container you intend to run your LaTeX in, so this will be (following above examples) `aergus/dockerfiles` or `kesslermaximilian/dockerfiles`.
# Thank
The author thanks Josia Pietsch for help with setting up and testing this template.
[latexmk]: https://www.ctan.org/pkg/latexmk/ [latexmk]: https://www.ctan.org/pkg/latexmk/
[lpb]: https://gitlab.com/latexci/packages/LatexPackagesBuild [lpb]: https://gitlab.com/latexci/packages/LatexPackagesBuild