This has been done by reading the LaTeX sources (classes.dtx) to try
to get things right
* fix font sizes of chapters and parts. Note that the labels have
smaller size as the title itself.
* fix alignment of Part and put label on top
* add spacing between label and title.
This is particularly important for contents in RtL languages, where
the right margin may contain the paragraph indentation, or
itemize/enumeration symbols.
Fixes bug #12030.
The export inputenc-luatex-utf8_pdf5_texF has been succeeding for a
while and was likely fixed by a TeX Live update. Compiling manually
and looking at the output looks good.
The unicode tests would often fail when tested in parallel because
we were not exporting to unique file names. From what I understand,
a variant similar to the following race condition occurred:
1. Thread A exports to file blah.pdf.
2. Thread B exports to file blah.pdf.
3. Thread A confirms file blah.pdf exists.
4. Thread A deletes exported file blah.pdf to clean up.
5. Thread B fails to find file blah.pdf and reports a failure.
In one paragraph, there was both a float and a list of floats in a paragraph: the list of floats has no DocBook output, so that there should be no surrounding <para>.
Runs the compare via the command line, and then compares the output to the
expected result. Required adding a script to do the comparison, so that
the timestamps on changes in the lyx file are ignored.
Because Compare uses threads, we need to make sure it is finished when a
compare is executed from the command line. This was a problem for command
sequences, because the next command would start running before the compare
was done, and the buffer with differences was available.
So this commit adds the "run-blocking" parameter when using
LFUN_DIALOG_SHOW to run a Compare. When calling Compare with run-sync, the
LFUN will wait for the compare worker thread to finish before returning and
possibly running the next command.
The new JSS cls has been failing on an updated TeX Live 2020 for a
while, both with the template they provide and with LyX's template.
I expect this will be fixed eventually but for now it's best to
invert it as a "texissue".
There was already an existing method in InsetCaptionable for captions, but not yet for labels. It was at least already useful at two places, that's why I moved it to InsetCaptionable.
