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one of the specified bibliography files. |
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Users need to have the ~pandoc~ executable present in their ~PATH~. |
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Users need to have the ~pandoc~ and ~pandoc-citeproc~ binaries[fn:7] present |
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in the ~PATH~. |
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#+end_note |
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When one or more citations are found by Pandoc, a top-level |
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#+include: "./ox-hugo-manual.org::#test" :only-contents t |
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* Footnotes |
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[fn:7] The Pandoc Citations feature was last <2018-08-19 Sun> tested |
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with Pandoc version 2.2.2. If you are running an older version, the |
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quickest way to "install" might be to simply download the latest |
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release archive from [[https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/releases][~Pandoc releases]], extract it and put the ~pandoc~ |
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and ~pandoc-citeproc~ binaries in one of the directories in your PATH. |
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[fn:6] If you are still using a Hugo version older than 0.25, update |
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now! -- Because that version added support for the awesome |
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=--navigateToChanged= switch. |
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