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Hi everyone, First, for all the contributors, thanks for tectonic! It is truly amazing! I have one question: when I try to compile a document with
I am not sure why this is a warning, neither how to solve it. If there isn't a way to solve, is there a way to ignore? I am afraid of losing other warnings because of the clutter... |
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The standard document class, with the addition of the macro package XCharter, is compiled as follows
A similar phenomenon occurs. |
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The package I would argue it's a problem in the font package, that it unconditionally enables such a global thing as tracing of font requests, and some font package authors even very kindly removed tracing from their font packages. If I am looking correctly There were talks about doing something about these specific messages as a special case in Tectonic, but nothing to that end got done, yet. See #819, #924 and #965. In particular, see an example of using Or if you just want a workaround to silence the warnings, then as per #924 (comment), do: \newcount\XeTeXtracingfonts |
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The package
xcharter
is enabling tracing of font requests. Normally such "useless" output would get lost in the big amount of output LaTeX run emits on a console. Tectonic is usually pretty good at filtering it, but this case escapes due to the "tracing" nature (usually these things really are "warnings"). The "warnings" in this case are totally harmless, though you would usually only enable such "tracing" only if you actually had problems.I would argue it's a problem in the font package, that it unconditionally enables such a global thing as tracing of font requests, and some font package authors even very kindly removed tracing from their font packages. If I am looking correctly
xcharter
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