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Originally Posted by KevinH
No idea either. Maybe ... did he do a full github clone or just download the github zip, or src release zip?
Maybe try a git pull and see if his git clone is missing any files?
Very strange!
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I'm the first to admit I'm not a GitHub or git mastermind, but I did try to inform myself how to fork and clone. I could still have made some bobo.
I didn't just download the zip. I used the cli to git clone the url copied from GitHub.
I don't regularly use Mend or Prettify when working on my epubs. If the epub was in good shape before the editing, I normally just use F7 and then rely on epubcheck after edits.
In the case of this relatively small edit of the user guide, I followed the recommendations in the README file which, on first go, I misinterpreted and applied the M&P to all files. After Kevin's remarks, on the second attempt, I applied M&P only to the two xhtml files I edited.
Since I knew exactly where I wanted to make the edits, I only opened the two xhtml files concerned. There was no change to the structure of the epub, no need to rebuild the TOCs and, in retrospect, probably no need to use M&P at all.
When I've a little more time, I'll try again from scratch.