I am struggling to find a solution to changing the section heading of a report document to the upper case while using the \glsfmt* commands of the glossaries-extra package and avoiding the issue where the command also affects the labels. I am using the secsty package and a minimal example of my setup follows:
\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{report} \usepackage[% toc=false, sort=standard, acronyms, nopostdot, nonumberlist, nogroupskip ]{glossaries-extra} \usepackage{sectsty} \sectionfont{\normalsize\bfseries\MakeUppercase} \subsectionfont{\normalsize\bfseries} \subsubsectionfont{\normalsize\bfseries\itshape} \newacronym{tt}{TT}{Test}\begin{document} \chapter{Test with \glsfmtshortpl{tt}} \section{Test with \glsfmtshortpl{tt}} \subsection{Test with} \subsubsection{Test with}\end{document}When running that here (using TeX Live 2019/Debian) I get the error:
Package glossaries-extra Error: Glossary entry `TT' has not been defined.I already tested the titlesec package, and used the \MakeTextUppercase command from the textcase package, but the error still persists. I found some answers explaining the issue behind it, but, as far as I could understand, the new commands provided by glossaries-extra specifically to be used in section headers should be protected against that. Is that correct or should I try to modify the \gls* commands to avoid the error? Alternatively, could the section heading be modified to upper case in a way to avoid it?
Thanks in advance!Iago