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Description:
On a local linux machine, the infographics test script exits with 0 and completes the tests. However, using travis completes all tests but the infographics test. It fails because travis (even on zeisty dist) still uses font spec to build font awesome, which requires either xetex or luatex. But this project should use only pdfLatex/pdfTex to build the files.
What needs to be done:
Get the travis config right, so that the infographics cv is built by using pdfLatex and not font spec. May be an issue with the packages loaded before the test - either there is something missing or a deprecated package is used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
seems to be a missing package: texlive-fonts-extra, will check on that
jankapunkt
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Travis-CI still thinks that font awesome requires font spec and xetex/luatex on Infographics-CV build
Manually install texlive for travis-ci in order to support infographics build using the latext texlive environment
Feb 22, 2018
Found the problem. The travis environment is still not supporting Ubuntu 16.02 but the latest texlive-fonts-extra is required. This can only be installed manually.
Branch:
ci_setup
Log:
https://travis-ci.org/jankapunkt/latexcv/builds/256038205
Description:
On a local linux machine, the infographics test script exits with 0 and completes the tests. However, using travis completes all tests but the infographics test. It fails because travis (even on zeisty dist) still uses font spec to build font awesome, which requires either xetex or luatex. But this project should use only pdfLatex/pdfTex to build the files.
What needs to be done:
Get the travis config right, so that the infographics cv is built by using pdfLatex and not font spec. May be an issue with the packages loaded before the test - either there is something missing or a deprecated package is used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: