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# Is not dependent on anything because latexmk should figure out by itself if everything is fresh.
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# Is not dependent on anything because latexmk should figure out by itself if everything is fresh.
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pdf: |
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pdf: |
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$(LATEXMK) $(LATEXMK_FLAGS) $(DOC_TEX) |
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$(LATEXMK) $(LATEXMK_FLAGS) $(DOC_TEX) |
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cp $(DOC_PDF) backups/$(BACKUP_FILE_NAME) |
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curl --netrc-file ../../serverkey/curl-cloud-access -T backups/$(BACKUP_FILE_NAME) https://cloud.constantin-fuerst.com/remote.php/dav/files/constantin/university/thesis-backup/$(BACKUP_FILE_NAME) |
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cp $(DOC_PDF) ../backups/$(BACKUP_FILE_NAME) |
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curl --netrc-file ../../serverkey/curl-cloud-access -T ../backups/$(BACKUP_FILE_NAME) https://cloud.constantin-fuerst.com/remote.php/dav/files/constantin/university/thesis-backup/$(BACKUP_FILE_NAME) |
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# Performs a watch task, i.e. automatically re-builds everything quickly on changes.
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# Performs a watch task, i.e. automatically re-builds everything quickly on changes.
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# If your PDF viewer supports a reload on file changes (such as the default PDF viewer in GNOME)
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# If your PDF viewer supports a reload on file changes (such as the default PDF viewer in GNOME)
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