> The default Pandoc command now targets Pandoc 2.11 and above. In order to use the new command, make sure to "reset" it once, or (if it contains customisations) replace $citeproc$ with --citeproc --bibliography "$bibliography$" $cslstyle$. However, you can retain compatibility with older versions by replacing the new part --citeproc with --filter pandoc-citeproc. The new $bibliography$ variable will be replaced with /path/to/your/library.json. Furthermore, the $cslstyle$-variable will be replaced with --csl /path/to/your/style.json, if applicable.

On Monday, 14 December, 2020 at 7:24:14 pm UTC+5:30 divinevalley wrote:

I'm using Zettlr to export an .md file to a .pdf and it's not working. I get this message:

Export failed
An error occurred on export: pandoc "C:\Users\Daisy\AppData\Local\Temp\export.tmp" -f markdown -t latex --
template="C:\Users\Daisy\AppData\Local\Temp\template.latex" $citeproc$ --pdf-engine=xelatex --mathjax -o
"C:\Users\Daisy\AppData\Local\Temp\file_name.pdf"

pandoc: $citeproc$: openBinaryFile: does not exist (No such file or directory)

(sorry for the line breaks, I'm just trying to copy what I see since it's not copy/paste-able.)

What does this mean? What do I need to do?

I've already spent hours reading documentation and searching, but I'm probably missing something simple.

Environment variables? My "path" is set to find the pandoc executable by default, should be ok.
Citeproc looks like it's for citations, but I get the same error for other files with no citations.
My Zettlr is set to find my json library (citations).

Obviously I'm clueless, but willing to learn!
Thanks.