Whenever a Google Doc is converted, captioned figures in the doc are duplicated

Bug
#1

When converting a Google Doc to a latex file, most of the figures with captions (using the Docx2Latex add-on functions) are duplicated. In the code produced you can see the code:
"
\begin{subfigure} \includegraphics[width=6.5in,height=6.96in]{./media/image2.png}
\end{subfigure}
~
"
inserted above the figure code.

I assume this is a bug in the add-on as I have experienced this issue with multiple documents and conversions. I have no clue how to fix this issue except by manually deleting the snippet of code above. Can you help me with this?

#2

This looks like a bug introduced in latest release. Can you share the sample doc with support@docx2latex.com so that we can test and fix it?

#3

Yes I will share the document with, but in order to try to avoid this bug I specifically did not caption my figures (and my tables too just to be safe).

So if you wish to recreate the bug just create a caption and convert it to Latex code and you’ll see the issue.

#5

The bug no longer occurs when you create a figure caption, but that same code snippet is now added when you create a new reference to the figure with the Google Docs add-on. The bug does not occur if the references already exists.

#6

Just to be explicit the bug occurs when you click the “Latex Source Code” button in the “Convert To” section of the Docx2Latex add-on window.

#7

@Joep This bug should now be fixed in all the cases. Let us know if you run into this bug again.