Docker image with PDG LaTeX installation (for PDG review authors).
This Docker image contains an installation of TeXLive 2018 with all the packages needed to run LaTeX on PDG review articles.
To use it, you need to install Docker on your computer. See the instructions at https://docs.docker.com/install/ on how to do this.
After installing Docker, get the latest version of this image from Docker Hub:
docker pull juergberinger/pdglatexYou may also want to download the pdgmake.sh utility script and place it into the directory where you've checked out your review (or put it in a directory listed in your PATH).
In the directory where you've checked out your review, you can then run LaTeX using
./pdgmake.shThis will produce the draft version of the review. If you want to make e.g. the book version, use
./pdgmake.sh bookAlternatively you can run the Docker image directly as follows:
docker run --rm -it -u `id -u`:`id -g` -v ${PWD}:${PWD} -w ${PWD} juergberinger/pdglatexAt the resulting bash shell prompt, you can manually run either make or pdflatex/bibtex, following the instructions in PdgWorkspace on how to run LaTeX for PDG reviews.
While Docker is available for Windows and this image should run as-is, the commands to run may be different, and thepdgmake.sh script may not work. Currently running this image on Windows is not supported.
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You can use this container to check out your review source files with SVN. Run the image as given above, and at the resulting
bashshell prompt enter thesvncommand given in PdgWorkspace to checkout your review source files. -
To run LaTeX on a PDG review, the name of the parent directory must be the BASENAME of the corresponding review. That's why it is important to run the container with the option
-v ${PWD}:${PWD}to ensure that the directory name inside the container is the same as when running directly on your computer. -
To view the produced PDF file, use your regular PDF viewer. The image does not have a PDF viewer installed.