docrev 0.9.18 → 0.10.1

package/issues.md

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-# docrev — Open Issues
-
-Three issues identified during real-world use on the ADAPT proposal build. Working through one by one.
-
-Status legend: `[ ]` planned · `[~]` in progress · `[x]` shipped
-
----
-
-## Issue 1 — Allow custom pandoc filters / args through `rev build`  `[x]`
-
-### Problem
-
-Source markdown with custom raw-LaTeX commands needs a pandoc filter to convert them for docx (e.g. `\tofill{X}` → bold `[X]`). `rev build docx` has no escape hatch:
-
-- `rev build --help` exposes no `--filter` / `--lua-filter` / `--pandoc-arg`.
-- `rev.yaml` exposes `docx.reference` and `docx.keepComments` but no generic pandoc passthrough.
-
-Working around it requires letting `rev build` produce `paper.md` as a side effect, then calling pandoc manually — which defeats the point of `rev build`.
-
-### Design (agreed)
-
-**rev.yaml**: top-level `pandoc-args` (applied to every format) plus per-format `<format>.pandoc-args` (concatenated *after* the top-level list so format-specific can override):
-
-```yaml
-pandoc-args:
-  - --lua-filter=tofill_filter.lua
-docx:
-  pandoc-args:
-    - --lua-filter=docx_only.lua
-pdf:
-  pandoc-args:
-    - --variable=papersize:a4
-```
-
-**CLI**: repeatable `--pandoc-arg <arg>` on `rev build`, appended *after* config args so CLI wins:
-
-```bash
-rev build docx --pandoc-arg=--lua-filter=tofill.lua --pandoc-arg=--shift-heading-level-by=1
-```
-
-**Verbose mode**: `rev build --verbose` already exists but doesn't echo the pandoc invocation. Print the full `pandoc <args>` command (one line per format) so users can copy-paste to replicate manually.
-
-### Touch points
-
-- `lib/build.ts` — `BuildConfig` + `DEFAULT_CONFIG` (add `pandocArgs: string[]`; add `pandocArgs` to each format config), `buildPandocArgs()` (append top-level then format-specific), `runPandoc()` (echo command under verbose), `loadConfig()` (read hyphenated `pandoc-args` key and map to camelCase `pandocArgs`).
-- `lib/commands/build.ts` — add `--pandoc-arg <arg>` (repeatable via custom collector), forward through `BuildOptions`, ensure CLI args are appended last.
-- `lib/schema.ts` — declare `pandoc-args` (array of strings) at top level and inside each format object.
-- `skill/SKILL.md` + `skill/REFERENCE.md` — document new field and flag with a `--lua-filter=` example.
-- `test/build.test.js` — cover (a) top-level only, (b) format-specific only, (c) both concatenated in order, (d) CLI overrides config.
-
-### Open questions
-
-None. Hyphenated YAML key + camelCase TS field is consistent with how the rest of the schema is read (we're already free-form on the JS side, just need a small key transform in `loadConfig`).
-
----
-
-## Issue 2 — Output filename is auto-truncated mid-word and not configurable  `[x]`
-
-### Problem
-
-Default output landed at `output/adapt-alien-dark-diversity-across-plant-communitie.docx` — title slugified and hard-truncated at 50 chars (`communitie` missing the trailing `s`). No `-o` flag, no `output:` field in `rev.yaml`.
-
-Root cause: `lib/build.ts:1055-1056` (`runPandoc`) and `lib/commands/build.ts:591-592` (`--show-changes` path):
-
-```ts
-const baseName = config.title
-  ? config.title.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, '-').slice(0, 50)
-  : 'paper';
-```
-
-`.slice(0, 50)` is a blind cut.
-
-### Design (agreed)
-
-**rev.yaml**: per-format `output:` map. Extensions optional — added if missing.
-
-```yaml
-output:
-  docx: ADAPT_proposal_draft.docx
-  pdf: ADAPT_proposal_draft.pdf
-```
-
-**CLI**: `-o, --output <path>` on `rev build`. When multiple formats are built, applies as basename to all (extension swapped per format); for single-format builds, used verbatim.
-
-**Truncation fix**: when no `output:` is configured, slug at last `-` boundary at-or-before 50 chars instead of mid-word. Also bump the cap to 80 — 50 is conservative.
-
-**Doc fix**: surface the default `output/` directory in `rev build --help` and SKILL.md "Project Structure" tree (already mentioned in passing — make it explicit).
-
-### Touch points
-
-- `lib/build.ts` — `BuildConfig` (`output?: Record<string, string>`), `DEFAULT_CONFIG`, `runPandoc()` (resolve filename: `config.output[format]` → CLI `-o` → slug). Helper: `resolveOutputName(config, format, cliOverride)`.
-- `lib/commands/build.ts` — add `-o, --output <path>` flag, wire into `BuildOptions`; same fix applied to the `--show-changes` branch's `baseName` construction.
-- `lib/schema.ts` — declare `output` as object mapping format → string.
-- `skill/SKILL.md` — "Project Structure" tree explicitly notes `output/`; new `output:` example under config.
-- `test/build.test.js` — cover (a) `output:` per-format honored, (b) `-o` CLI override, (c) word-boundary truncation when title >50 chars.
-
-### Resolved
-
-- `-o` relative paths resolve under `outputDir`; absolute paths bypass it. Same rule applies to values in `output:`.
-- Cap raised from 50 → 80 chars; fallback truncates at the last `-` boundary at-or-before the cap so words stay whole (the ADAPT title now slugs cleanly without losing the trailing "s" on "communities").
-- `--show-changes` and `--dual` derived filenames (`-changes.docx`, `_comments.docx`, `_comments.pdf`) follow the chosen base name.
-- Fixed an unrelated misleading example in SKILL.md that showed `output: { docx: { reference-doc: ... } }` — the real config key is `docx.reference` (top-level), not nested under `output:`.
-
----
-
-## Issue 3 — Raw LaTeX figure blocks silently disappear in docx builds  `[x]`
-
-### Problem
-
-Source markdown with `\begin{figure}[H]\includegraphics{...}\end{figure}` blocks renders correctly in the PDF target but produces a docx where all figures are silently missing. Pandoc strips the raw LaTeX because docx has no LaTeX rendering pipeline. No warning is emitted.
-
-This catches you only on careful inspection — a less careful user would ship a docx with no figures and not notice until a reviewer asks.
-
-### Design (agreed)
-
-Three layers, combined:
-
-**1. Warn during build (always on).** In `applyFormatTransforms()` for docx, scan for raw LaTeX figure environments (`\begin{figure}` … `\end{figure}` containing `\includegraphics`). Emit:
-
-```
-Warning: 3 raw LaTeX figure block(s) won't render in docx.
-  intro.md:42  \begin{figure}[H] ... \includegraphics{figures/map.pdf} ...
-  methods.md:118
-  results.md:201
-  Hint: use ![caption](path){#fig:label width=80%} for format-portable figures, or
-        pass --pandoc-arg=--lua-filter=<your.lua> to translate them yourself.
-```
-
-Counted by file/line so the user can jump to fix.
-
-**2. Auto-translate the common shape (opt-out via `docx.translateRawFigures: false`).** Convert
-
-```latex
-\begin{figure}[H]
-\centering
-\includegraphics[width=0.8\textwidth]{figures/map.pdf}
-\caption{Map of study sites.}
-\label{fig:map}
-\end{figure}
-```
-
-→
-
-```markdown
-![Map of study sites.](figures/map.pdf){#fig:map width=80%}
-```
-
-Cover the 80% case. If the block has anything more exotic (`\subfloat`, `\rotatebox`, multi-`\includegraphics`), skip auto-translate, warn loudly, and leave the block as-is.
-
-Width conversion: `0.8\textwidth` → `80%`; bare `8cm` → `8cm`; missing → omit.
-
-**3. Document.** SKILL.md "Cross-References" section currently mentions `@fig:label` and `{#fig:label}` but doesn't show how to *insert* a figure. Add:
-
-```markdown
-![Caption text.](figures/foo.pdf){#fig:foo width=80%}
-```
-
-Note this is the format-portable form. Also mention that raw `\begin{figure}` blocks are PDF-only.
-
-### Touch points
-
-- `lib/build.ts` — new helper `detectRawLatexFigures(content): {file?, line, block}[]` and `translateRawLatexFigures(content): {translated, untranslatedCount}`. Wire into `applyFormatTransforms()` for docx (after `convertDynamicRefsToDisplay`).
-- `lib/build.ts` — propagate warnings up via the existing `warnings: string[]` returned by `build()`. `rev build` already prints from there.
-- `lib/commands/build.ts` — surface warnings in normal output (not just verbose).
-- `lib/schema.ts` — declare `docx.translateRawFigures: boolean` (default true).
-- `skill/SKILL.md` — figure-insertion example under "Cross-References".
-- `test/build.test.js` — cover (a) detection counts blocks correctly, (b) auto-translate of `\includegraphics{path}`, (c) auto-translate of `\includegraphics[width=0.8\textwidth]{path}` → `width=80%`, (d) exotic block → not translated, warned, left alone, (e) opt-out via `translateRawFigures: false`.
-
-### Open questions
-
-- Should auto-translate also handle bare `\includegraphics{...}` outside a `figure` env? Lean no — keep scope to figure environments. If a user writes raw `\includegraphics` without wrapping, that's a deliberate choice we shouldn't second-guess.
-- Width unit handling: `0.8\textwidth` → `80%` is unambiguous. `\linewidth` → `100%`? Yes. Other relative units → leave raw and warn.
-
----
-
-## Working order
-
-1. **Issue 1** first — unblocks immediate workflow needs and provides the manual escape hatch for issue 3 even before auto-translate ships.
-2. **Issue 2** next — small, low-risk, quality-of-life win.
-3. **Issue 3** last — biggest behavior change; benefits from the verbose pandoc echo (Issue 1) for debugging the lua-filter fallback path.

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