@Skillmon ooh :)

@JosephWright Thanks again for all your efforts. Just before I press the merge button I wanted to make sure that you agree to PGF's licencing conditions (GPLv2 + LPPLv1.3c) and the Developer Certificate of Origin.

@HenriMenke ooh

@HenriMenke Of course - I hope the sign-off worked?

@samcarter instagram.com/christmas_the_duck

@HenriMenke I'd say that the build.lua stuff is out-of-scope for copyright, and I'd view the suggested .lvt files as at-worse CC0, but I understand that you want clarity: let me know if there's anything else you need from me

@JosephWright a shrubbery!

@HenriMenke I guess once this is merged, some more tests would be good: I could sketch some out if you like, at least starting from the examples

oopsie :)

@PauloCereda oh, what a lovely duck!

@PauloCereda ooh! christmas dinner :þ

@Plergux oh no

@RogUE \chapter[short]{long}

I did try that, while it works perfectly for the ToC, the chapter page also shows the short name.

@RogUE then you did something wrong or have a very non standard class

Not only that, the long name is printed below the short title as normal text.

@RogUE if you mean the header (but an example would help)

@RogUE are you sure you used square brackets for the short name, the output you describe would be expected from \chapter{short}{long}

@DavidCarlisle Thanks David.

@RogUE with \chapter{short}{long} the only argument to \chapter is {short} so used as the chapter head. the {long} is just following text that starts the first paragraph of the chapter

@DavidCarlisle I wasn't paying attention to the square brackets, I thought the first argument is treated as short title and the second as long title. Didn't see the square brackets until you pointed it out. I have been searching online why it wasn't working. Thanks for your help.

@user202729 that's just copied in to texlive, it's the luatex sources so would need to be reported there

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@Werner Yay!

@Werner Thanks and sorry for the mess!

@Werner bah humbug

@DavidCarlisle perhaps they will have a hat with a black and white duck.

@DavidCarlisle you are mean

@DavidCarlisle It doesn't exclude that you, too, are mean

@DavidCarlisle It doesn't count, it was said by a duck

@CarLaTeX I speak duck as well as I speak Italian

@DavidCarlisle Of course, we all know that you are an emeritus linguist

@CarLaTeX linguistica e pizzaiolo

@DavidCarlisle The same level of knowledge, I should say