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Generally when you run into a YAML parsing error, it means you should enclose the whole field in single quotes. That will ensure that things like colons are not interpreted by YAML, but rather by pandoc.
How about that advice goes into relevant error messages, eg:
YAML parse exception at line 2, column 21,
while parsing a block mapping:
did not find expected key
Consider enclosing the entire field in 'single quotes'.
Explain the problem.
In the yaml header field "author", URLs work for any number of authors I tried, except for the first author.
which gives the error:
Workaround
any text, even just a full stop followed by a space "." before the first author will prevent this happening. For example:
Pandoc version
Installed from amd64 binary download into VMs of Debian 12 and Ubuntu 23.04
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