We use Overleaf for collaboratively editing LaTeX documents. But Overleaf does not expose the compiled PDFs with a URL. This means to publish documents written on Overleaf, the PDF needs to be downloaded from Overleaf and uploaded to Brightspace.
- One copy of the PDF is made for each Brightspace site (section) that publishes it
- Any changes to the document need to be propagated to all copies
- The name of the downloaded file is the project name, not the document name.
- Checkout the Overleaf project as a git repository, to a folder in Google Drive
- Open the Google Drive folder on the your local machine, and LaTeX it there
- Share the URL of the generated PDF
If the file changes on overleaf, pull the changes back to the cloned repository on Drive and recompile. The URL will now point to the updated PDF.