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Sorry this took so long for me to get around to it, I've been working on other things. Finally fixing all of this up. Thanks for the PR, adding! |
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Hey, the Makefile uses the
--pdf-enginepandoc option, but it used to be called--latex-enginein pandoc 1.x and was renamed for 2.x. Ubuntu (and presumably Debian) still have 1.x in their repositories, so I thought it would be nice if the Makefile adapted automatically. I tested this on both 1.x and 2.x (installed manually) on Ubuntu 18.04. The PDF compiles successfully under both. I think my 2.x install failed to find some LaTeX packages (specifically, the\hugeusages on the title page show up inline), so you may want to verify.