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Program line argument to specify the source
See original GitHub issueIt would be great to have a program line argument to pass the slide markdown file to the remarker:
npx remarker --source myslide.md
Because I have multiple slides at the moment in the same folder and would like to leave the name as it is.
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Yes, removing one version helped! Great and thank you for the help 👍
Sorry. npx wasn’t a problem. When I installed remarker both locally and globally and invoked global version, then the above behavior happpened. So using the local version explicitly or removing the global version would solve the problem.