The recommended way to work on this project without interacting with overleaf is to clone the overleaf (not github) git repo: https://git.overleaf.com/64f0d175326cfbdad8ace76c
As a reminder, from here:
You can create and delete authentication tokens in your Overleaf Account Settings ... If prompted for a username, enter the username “git”. When prompted for a password, enter your authentication token
- NOTE NEW git repo hash: now pointing to new/non-archived version
JOMB_formatted.*
has moved toms_submit.*
; it turns out that BMB is not very fussy about submission format, and suggest a Springer Nature template, which is pretty much the same as what JOMB was using ...- I would be happy to import JD's Makefile, but in the meantime I'm just using
pdflatex --shell-escape
to build.
I was able to compile this in a cloned directory by:
- using
--shell-escape
as an argument topdflatex
- installing inkscape (using
apt install
)
My Makefile for this project is available at https://github.com/dushoff/research/blob/master/mkfiles/productModel.make . If anybody wants to use it, we can discuss advantages and disadvantages of moving it to the repo (and thus to overleaf).
I was able to compile following JD's notes above, but with the macOS equivalent:
brew install inkscape
pdflatex --shell-escape JOMB_formatted