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If two commits are made before a push, only the files modified in the most recent are modified.

https://github.com/agurodriguez/github-texify/blob/a5b703f1889ed1c8e397996e2bc6365ed04d7271/src/texify.js#L41

This should be solvable by replacing the above line with:

let commitFiles = [];
for (let commit of this.push.commits) {
    commitFiles.push(...commit.added, ...commit.modified);
}

github-texify is pretty useful, but would be so much better if it worked with github wiki. Is it possible to make texify watch my repositories wiki and do the same thing to .tex.md files there?

Reproduce:

1. Push test.tex.md file in commit Test commit
2. git commit --amend the commit Test commit to add another file
3. git push -f the updated Test commit commit

Behaviour:
test.md doesn't exist

Exected:
It exists

The only work-around I have is to touch all *.tex.md files to make them appear changed, then push them.

This app does not work on private repos or other branches, because it produces rawgit.com links, which require public access to the images on the master branch. With readme2tex's --nocdn flag, this shouldn't be a problem, as GitHub itself will handle the image delivery.

Hello @agurodriguez.

I started using your texify tool recently and it is great! Thank you so much, it makes things a lot easier.

While using it, I just noticed one small issue. When I change some latex scripts in the readme.tex.md, I noticed that that tex subfolder does not delete old .svg images but instead keeps creating new ones. If one has a large readme file with many tex entries, this could maybe lead to redundant data being stored in the tex subfolder.

What are your thoughts on this issue? I have made a fork of your repository onto my account, just because I want to understand this tool better and maybe I can also contribute in some way.

Thanks again and best :)

Atreya

HTML parameters must be enclosed in quotes ("). If they are not Jekyll will consider the entire image html to be text and it will not render properly. For example:

What TeXify emits:

What it needs to be:

GitHub (I think) uses Jekyll to render pages and sites. Even if there were a configuration to change Jekyll behavior, I would have access to the GitHub version of it.

I can reproduce this failure on my on laptop with using Jekyll locally.

Please fix this :) :)

for example:

1. layer1
2. layer1
   • layer2
   • layer2 $\theta$ <-- this would not be rendered

also, when I revised *.tex.md it doesn't seem to refresh and I have to delete the rendered .md to get it to refresh again

Hi, I've started using Texify in my public repository link. Suddenly it stopped working.
I'm using README.tex.md with latex syntax and before Texify was generating proper README.md right now nothing is generated. I've tried turning Texify off and on in settings, and deleting and adding again README.tex.md and README.md.

Do you have any suggestions what can I do to make it work again?

Hi, thanks for a great library! I'm wondering, is Texify down or not working currently? The last commit from texify on one of my repositories was yesterday and there haven't been any commits since, despite updates.

Thanks!

Hi, thanks for your application it's very useful and it help me a lot ! however it stop working when the .tex.md path contain spaces in it, could you fix this issue ?

Thanks !