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Running Pandoc ST3 fails #59
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I am having a similar issue -
My settings file:
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I also have this issue too. And as the the same as @MariannaAtPlay I installed the plug-in through Package Control. Console Output:
Also, I have the same configuration (sans the username) as @MariannaAtPlay .
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Well, I tried something to understand what is happening... I copied all the settings into the user settings file (not only the config for the executable path) and it worked as intended: it showed the format selection dialog, and generated the expected file. So, I guess that the plugin reads either the default settings OR the user settings, not both (as with other plugins). Not sure if @MariannaAtPlay and @colinbes are still interested in testing this workaround, but if anyone else is having the same issue, I hope this can be of some help. Regards. |
I had the same issue. This is strange behaviour indeed and very "un-sublimy". Never seen anything like this. |
Hopping in to say I have the same trouble on a Mac running Sonoma 14.6.1. I wanted to try the
I don't have a folder for the Pandoc package with my other packages in Hoping someone has some ideas! |
I am running MacOS Sierra 10.12.3, Sublimetext 3 build 3126 and have install Pandoc plugin in order to convert markdown to PDF.
I have installed Pandoc .19.2.1 via Homebrew.
If I open Pandoc (using shift+CMD+P), typing 'pandoc' to select pandoc and then hit enter I get error message in console stating:
I am pretty sure I have had this running before.
Assistance appreciated.
Colin
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