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Since I originally posted this, I learned that trackchanges has a known bug in dealing with citations. Some workarounds are given at

workarounds

The one that worked for me was using \protect

I am trying to use trackchanges to make revisions in a manuscript with a journal template and having trouble with citations. If I use

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[inline]{trackchanges}
\begin{document}
Remove this reference
\remove{
This is a sentence with a reference
\cite{Ells2013}
Will it be removed?
}
This is the end.
\end{document}

I get the error "! Argument of @citex has an extra }." And I get the same error if I use the journal document class. If I add extra brackets as suggested in the thread ; i.e. {\cite{Ells2013}}, it runs and compiles successfully. If, however, I use the journal template

\documentclass[draft]{agujournal2019}
\usepackage{soul}
\usepackage[inline]{trackchanges}
\begin{document}
Remove this reference
\remove{
This is a sentence with a reference
{\cite{Ells2013}}
Will it be removed?
}
This is the end.
\end{document}

I get the error "! Package soul Error: Reconstruction failed.

See the soul package documentation for explanation" Looking at the agujournal2019 class file was way beyond me and I could not understand the soul package documentation. Does anyone have some suggestions?

jwrudn
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The answer that worked for me was given in the link that Zuhaib Ahmed gave (namely adding \soulregister\cite7 before \begin{document}):

\documentclass[draft]{agujournal2019}
\usepackage{soul}
\usepackage[inline]{trackchanges}
\soulregister\cite7

\begin{document}
Remove this reference
\remove{
This is a sentence with a reference
\cite{Ells2013}
Will it be removed?
}
This is the end.
\end{document}

It's also mentioned in the bug description for trackchanges.

toad
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