Open alecive opened 5 years ago
Have you tried to execute the command from the output manually?
C:\texlive\2019\bin\win32\latexmk.EXE -cd -f -xelatex -interaction=nonstopmode -synctex=1 resume.tex
I would try to reproduce the issue without LaTeXTools and then maybe search/ask at https://tex.stackexchange.com/.
It might be a problem with the location of the file starting with \\wsl$
(Network drive?). You may also try to copy the file to our home folder and execute it there.
\\wsl$
is indeed the culprit I think. I'll investigate more and report back.
FYI it's not a network drive, but my Windows Subsystem for Linux directory. My current setup [which is pretty convoluted I know, but it now works like a charm] is to use wsl
for most of the things: my code resides in there and is versioned on github from wsl
. wsl
also calls the Windows instance of Sublime when, for example, I need to work on latex files. The file compiles properly from wsl
, however Latextools is not using wsl
but rather Windows to compile the file!! And I suspect I need some trickery to have xelatex
[Windows version] find the correct files.
It was working with previous versions of WSL though!
Update: If I run the command from the output manually [from the command prompt] it screws up the wsl
directory [it is indeed a highly not recommended practice]. Need to find some other workaround.
Hi, I'm a long time LateXTools Linux user, and now that I had to move to Windows I am trying to reproduce the same workflow I have on Linux.
The problem I have is that, whenever I try to compile one file, LateXTools returns with the following error:
Indeed, the file is not generated [even though everything seems to be normal], and
sumatra
is not called. Do you have any way to debug this more?This is my
.log
file [not very informative]:Here is my System Check [where it appears that everything is fine]: