PhD collection thesis - \input{} instead of \include{} to include papers about aaulatextemplates

[jkjaer]

Thanks for taking the time to report issues :)

I have tried to reproduce the bug (on Ubuntu 20.04.1 with TeX Live 2019), but have been unable to do so. The template compiles just fine with the \include{} command. If I change the \include{} command to \input{}, on the other hand, I cannot compile the bibliography anymore since the chapterbib package [1] produces a bibliography for every included file and does not work with the \input{} command. The chapterbib offers a \begin{cbunit}. . .\end{cbunit} environment and a \cbunit{} command as an alternative to the \include{} command, but the compilation procedure seems cumbersome.

What OS and operating system are you using? Are you sure that the reported issue is not a problem with your system? My impression is that quite a few people have used the template, but I have never heard of the issue before.

As I understand the Stack Exchange post, you refer to, you are not allowed to include files from a parent directory (or higher), but can include files from subfolders without any problems. The latter is also what is done in the template since the master.tex file includes the papers in papers/paperX subfolders.

[1] http://texdoc.net/texmf-dist/doc/latex/cite/chapterbib.pdf

[simonbogh]

Forgot to mention this is running it on overleaf, not sure about their install setup.

[jkjaer]

Closing this issue since it seems to be an Overleaf issue.