Test basic document conversions

[tarleb]

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[tarleb]

Slightly improved version of #19; new PR for CI testing.

[svenevs]

This is awesome. I'm pretty sure I can do what I just did with the circle ci config to parameterize things, we'll see what the build does.

• good enough xD The IMAGE= target specific variable stuff. Is there an easier way to do that more generally without defining a template function? It's really useful for me right now for example testing the other latex image PR, which I have tagged as something else locally.

  • If there's no cleaner way, I personally think copy-pasta here is ok ... we aren't going to have that many image stacks right? (we should be relatively selective ...)

• In the core tests there's this thing

  $ docker run --rm -it -v /home/circleci/project/test:/data pandoc/core:edge example.native --output=/dev/null --to=html
  [WARNING] Could not convert TeX math '\frac{d}{dx}f(x)=\lim_{h\to 0}\frac{f(x+h)-f(x)}{h}', rendering as TeX

  Is this testing something specific? This prevents a --fail-if-warnings on the core tests.

• [WARNING] Missing character: There is no ∈ in font [lmroman10-regular]:mapping=tex-text;!

  This fails CI. I don't understand this test...This comes from the latex tests, but it doesn't actually fail, it seems like it's from the \in command in creating example.native => exmaple.pdf. Since pandoc doesn't fail even though we are doing --fail-if-warnings, and a ∈ seems to show up fine, I'm inclined to think this is OK. Just trying to figure out if we need to fix a font issue or not.

Other than these three minor things, I think this is more than complete -- this is stupidly useful for #14 💥

[svenevs]

update: There is no ∈ in font is a problem. I will take closer look tomorrow, I don't really understand this test. I don't know why it didn't fail locally, but I think it's good that it fails on CI.

[tarleb]

There was a bug that prevented pandoc to error-out in some situations (jgm/pandoc#5343, also jgm/pandoc#4455). This has been fixed now, which is why the tests fail now. I'll take a look.

[tarleb]

Also: hurray for CI tests 🎉 😄

[svenevs]

this is just wonderful! thanks for doing this @tarleb ❤️