fix for "! LaTeX Error: Environment cslreferences undefined."#4
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Thanks for the pull request. Was this issue preventing you from generating a paper? Would you please tell me a bit more about the conditions under which you saw the error? I don't have any issue with Pandoc 2.11.4, and the CSL reference environment is defined here: It may be that the check for |
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pandoc started requiring a new "environment" to exist, apparently breaking every template everywhere. Here's a change based on https://stackoverflow.com/posts/59196065/revisions . I don't know anything about the LaTeX language so I hope that's useful but please treat with scrutiny. It got me going. Thanks for sharing your MLA template. Much nicer not doing this manually in a word processor.