How do I get rid of this warning:
"Package breakurl Warning: You are using breakurl while processing via pdflatex.(breakurl) \burl will be just a synonym of \url. on input line 48."
Why do I care? The journal we're submitting to states there should no latex warnings.
Context: I'm on Overleaf. There are some urls. I'm not calling the function burl (nor using packages hyperref/breakurl).
What I've tried:
- Looked into the source code (https://texdoc.org/serve/breakurl.pdf/0) - the code that causes it is on page 6.
- Tried to figure out if I can "not use" a package so it wouldn't try to load burl (looked into this but not sure relevant: How to NOT include a package in a TeX file?)
- Looked into other breakurl errors (e.g., Package breakurl Warning: You are using breakurl while processing via pdflatex) but couldn't find one that addressed this question.
- Loaded the two relevant packages directly: \usepackage{hyperref} \usepackage{breakurl}
breakurl
is being loaded? If so, can you identify the package that is doing it?\makeatletter \@namedef{[email protected]}{}\makeatother
at the begin of your document.