I am following the advice in Does hyperref work between two files? since that is also quoted on Overleaf.
I have copied the code, as stated, into two files file1.tex and file2.tex. I run latexmk file1
However, the output contains the following:
Latexmk: Possible bug:
In linking rules, I already set from_rules_main{file1.aux}
to 'cusdep tex aux file1'
But now I also have a different rule 'pdflatex' that also made the file.
Latexmk: Possible bug:
In linking rules, I already set from_rules_main{file1.aux}
to 'cusdep tex aux file1'
But now I also have a different rule 'pdflatex' that also made the file.
Latexmk: Possible bug:
In linking rules, I already set from_rules_main{file1.aux}
to 'cusdep tex aux file1'
But now I also have a different rule 'pdflatex' that also made the file.
Latexmk: All targets (file1.pdf) are up-to-date
The corresponding overleaf project does not have any warnings or errors in the output.
- What is the source of the warning?
- Why does the warning pup up 3 times?
- Do I need to care, or should I ignore it?
- Why does my local version spit out this error, where overleaf dont?
As context info, I have Latexmk, John Collins, 29 September 2020. Version 4.70b
