Disable all the other extensions except for LaTeX Workshop, restart VS Code, and check that you can not see the requested feature. [Required]
Yes
Make sure to visit the wiki FAQ before requesting a feature.
Yes
If your requested feature is with compiling a document (not having to do with finding the root file of a project), check first that you can compile manually.
You can compile a TeX document manually?: Yes
Is your requested feature related to a problem? Please describe. [Required]
Sometimes the bibtex compilation gives some errors.
Yes, I admit that there are indeed errors. But most of the editors or workshops, like Mac TeX, overleaf, emacs-auctex, etc, can continue to work and generate the PDF file with compiled citations so that I did not even notice the errors. But the VSCode latex workshop will stop once the bibtex finds an error. The generated pdf thus does not have the citations. I have to do it manually.
To Reproduce [Required]
Very simple.
The attached .zip file is a very simple example. Just a few lines. Compile it in vscode, and you see that the pdf has question marks in the citation bracket. But if you compile it with emacs-auctex or overleaf, it immediately give you the whole pdf file. If you run mac tex shop and do it step-by-step manually, you can also get the good pdf.
Archive.zip
Describe the solution you'd like [Required]
Just add a feature to continue compiling with the error.
Logs [Required]
Please paste the whole log messages here, not parts of ones. The log should start with Initializing LaTeX Workshop. It is very important to identify problems.
Preliminary questions [Required]
Disable all the other extensions except for LaTeX Workshop, restart VS Code, and check that you can not see the requested feature. [Required]
Yes
Make sure to visit the wiki FAQ before requesting a feature.
Yes
If your requested feature is with compiling a document (not having to do with finding the root file of a project), check first that you can compile manually.
You can compile a TeX document manually?: Yes
Is your requested feature related to a problem? Please describe. [Required]
Sometimes the bibtex compilation gives some errors.
Yes, I admit that there are indeed errors. But most of the editors or workshops, like Mac TeX, overleaf, emacs-auctex, etc, can continue to work and generate the PDF file with compiled citations so that I did not even notice the errors. But the VSCode latex workshop will stop once the bibtex finds an error. The generated pdf thus does not have the citations. I have to do it manually.
To Reproduce [Required]
Very simple.
The attached .zip file is a very simple example. Just a few lines. Compile it in vscode, and you see that the pdf has question marks in the citation bracket. But if you compile it with emacs-auctex or overleaf, it immediately give you the whole pdf file. If you run mac tex shop and do it step-by-step manually, you can also get the good pdf. Archive.zip
Describe the solution you'd like [Required]
Just add a feature to continue compiling with the error.
Logs [Required]
Please paste the whole log messages here, not parts of ones. The log should start with
Initializing LaTeX Workshop
. It is very important to identify problems.LaTeX Workshop Output [Required]
Developer Tools Console [Required]
Screenshots
The VSCode output:
Overleaf output
Desktop [Required]
Please write exact version numbers. Please don't write
latest
instead of exact numbers.Additional questions
Are you using VSCodium?
No
Are you using the Snap or Flatpack versions of VS Code?
No
Are you using LaTeX Workshop with VS Code Remote?
No
If the answer is Yes, please write which one you are using. Write the versions of the remote extension.
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