I use a latex template and the --citeproc filter to convert from .md to .pdf parsing references. In my latex template I have the following code generating the references environment.
However the first reference in the pdf always has a 10 appearing before the citation. If I convert the .md file to a .tex the references environment begins as follows.
\begin{CSLReferences}{1}{0}
If I remove those 1 and 0 and compile from .tex to .pdf the 10 disappears, but I have to do it manually. How do I fix this?