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I am having the same issue here. Can it be fixed?

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Yeah me to. :(

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Sorry, I don't have much free time these days. I will try to investigate this problem next week.

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Thanks for the help, @vdechef!

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For those having the same issue, I found a little workaround for the problem. If you use a different cmdDelimiter (eg. ---) for the html command an process the document twice you get the expected result.
Definitly not an elegant solution, but a working one.

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@Waigie could you elaborate? I dont quite get it :)
Edit:

1. Change +++ to --- in your HTML command in the template
2. Process the template with default cmdDelimiter, leaving --- in place.
3. Process the output (as template) with --- as cmdDelimiter.
4. Profit!

thanks @Waigie !

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Hi there! Could you please check v2.9.0-rc.0? It should solve this issue…

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The problem occurs also with +++LINK+++
It happens because we forgot to use await when calling processHtml, processImage, and processLink
I fixed this, but I still have an issue with a corrupted file (maybe another problem with promises elsewhere).

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I think the issue mentioned by @vdechef is related. Could you please install v2.9.0-rc.0 and tell me if it solves your use cases?

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Btw, @vdechef: you identified part of the problem (missing awaits in those functions), but there's more: when you read a file, JSZip doesn't give you the updated version of a file if you've included it in the zip file from a previous section of your code. This is, in principle, solved in v2.9.0-rc.0.

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Yes, that's what I just realized : the HTML files generated were corrupted (they included a <?xml [...] ?> header).
Your fix works fine. Thanks, it was a tricky one ! 👍
I would just like to add a small improvement regarding Content.xml for html rels (see PR #47 ) .

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