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I'm not sure if this is a Vercel problem or a Flowershow problem, but when I am trying to publish my obsidian vault it fails because the there is a error during compilation due to certain "complex" math symbols. I've noticed it for things like "\delta" $\delta$, and "\neq" $\neq$
It seems like it is expecting it to be unicode characters. Is there a right way to include latex style math in a published project?
[13:57:22.712] Error: [next-mdx-remote] error compiling MDX:
[13:57:22.712] Could not parse expression with acorn: Expecting Unicode escape sequence \uXXXX
[13:57:22.712]
[13:57:22.712] 30 |
[13:57:22.712] 31 | $$
[13:57:22.712] > 32 | a \neq b $$
[13:57:22.713] | ^
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I'm not sure if this is a Vercel problem or a Flowershow problem, but when I am trying to publish my obsidian vault it fails because the there is a error during compilation due to certain "complex" math symbols. I've noticed it for things like "\delta"$\delta$ , and "\neq" $\neq$
It seems like it is expecting it to be unicode characters. Is there a right way to include latex style math in a published project?
[13:57:22.712] Error: [next-mdx-remote] error compiling MDX:
[13:57:22.712] Could not parse expression with acorn: Expecting Unicode escape sequence \uXXXX
[13:57:22.712]
[13:57:22.712] 30 |
[13:57:22.712] 31 | $$
[13:57:22.712] > 32 | a \neq b $$
[13:57:22.713] | ^
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: