I'm running Inkscape 0.92.4 on Windows 10.
Removing the "-D" doesn't solve the problem for the SVG I have from PlantUML. I don't really mind the warnings normally:
** (inkscape.exe:22424): WARNING **: 11:49:08.629: SPIStyle::readIfUnset(): Invalid style property id: 8 value: 166px
** (inkscape.exe:22424): WARNING **: 11:49:08.629: SPIStyle::readIfUnset(): Invalid style property id: 7 value: 487px
The PDF that is generated is just fine, actually. The problem is the warnings, which cause the command processor I'm using to bail out. I have tried to suppress them per preferences.xml in #bug 437366 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/inkscape/+bug/437366/comments/3 but they still appear.
I verified the path of the preferences through the GUI, but the GUI changes don't seem to modify the XML. Do the GUI and CLI share the same preferences file?
I'm running Inkscape 0.92.4 on Windows 10.
Removing the "-D" doesn't solve the problem for the SVG I have from PlantUML. I don't really mind the warnings normally:
** (inkscape. exe:22424) : WARNING **: 11:49:08.629: SPIStyle: :readIfUnset( ): Invalid style property id: 8 value: 166px
** (inkscape. exe:22424) : WARNING **: 11:49:08.629: SPIStyle: :readIfUnset( ): Invalid style property id: 7 value: 487px
The PDF that is generated is just fine, actually. The problem is the warnings, which cause the command processor I'm using to bail out. I have tried to suppress them per preferences.xml in #bug 437366 https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ inkscape/ +bug/437366/ comments/ 3 but they still appear.
I verified the path of the preferences through the GUI, but the GUI changes don't seem to modify the XML. Do the GUI and CLI share the same preferences file?