[Tex/LaTex] Pdflatex renders only first six pages

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I'm not completely new to Latex, but using it again after about 10 years of abstinence.
Using TexStudio on a mac and IntelliJ on Ubuntu trying to write my thesis. I'm using a predefined template from the university with some manually installed addons (eg. code syntax highlighter minted). So far I've written about 8 pages.

My problem is, that pdflatex only renders the first six pages. I have separated all the chapters in separate files and when commenting out one or another include, the remaining chapters are rendered with no problems. Until page six…
I can see warnings about missing fonts (eg for some bullet point on page 7) and how defaults are substituted, so TexStudio does seem to compile the complete document. I cannot, however find any useful information about what might go wrong. So, I was hoping to find a setting inside TexStudio. Since I get the same result when building directly in a terminal window, there must some other reason.

Only thing is, I don't really know where to start looking. Any ideas?

cheers, Lugi

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–> Just found out, that when inserting a '\lispum' anywhere, everything is rendered as expected. *confused*

thank you for the answers so far. I've checked for what you guy suggested:

  • neither \includeonly, nor an early \end{document} are present
  • leaflet.cls is not being used
  • as mentioned, the log file shows a few warnings, but nothing what would point me into the right direction. There is a an underfull hbox warning for a table, though. Problem persists if I comment out said table.

Files can be found on pastebin:

Best Answer

The code shown (which would be better in the question than as an external link) doesn't give many clues but, for example, the log shows

 (./kapitel/problemstellung.tex
Kapitel 2.
Package babel Info: Redefining ngerman shorthand "|
(babel)             in language  on input line 1.
Package babel Info: Redefining ngerman shorthand "~
(babel)             in language  on input line 1.
LaTeX Font Info:    Font shape `T1/aess/m/it' in size <10> not available
(Font)              Font shape `T1/aess/m/sl' tried instead on input line 4.
)

So chapter 2 is input, which discounts the earlier guesses of \includeonly{chapter1} or chapter 1 having a spurious \end{docuemnt}

But it also shows that this file problemstellung.tex just redefines " most likely by switching to german language, selects italic on line 4, and then the file ends without typesetting any text and the processing moves to chapter 3, which does essentially the same thing again.

so, if the file kapitel/problemstellung.tex does have some text then probably you should show an example document using this file (if the actual words are not to be public, replace every word in the text by foobar, that does not matter so long as it reproduces the problem).

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