Previewer should use TEXINPUTS environment variable when searching for input files (e.g. \input{some_file.tex}), successfully compile and display the preview
Actual behavior
The preview fails with "Failed to compile" because the compiler can't find the input file
Steps to reproduce
Bash environment variable TEXINPUTS is set to a directory where some common input tex files are stored.
e.g. in .bashrc:
export TEXINPUTS=$HOME/.latex/renewcommands//
with that directory containing some_command_definition.tex
and in some_article.tex file:
`...
Expected behavior
Previewer should use TEXINPUTS environment variable when searching for input files (e.g.
\input{some_file.tex}), successfully compile and display the previewActual behavior
The preview fails with "Failed to compile" because the compiler can't find the input file
Steps to reproduce
Bash environment variable TEXINPUTS is set to a directory where some common input tex files are stored. e.g. in .bashrc:
export TEXINPUTS=$HOME/.latex/renewcommands//with that directory containingsome_command_definition.texand in some_article.tex file: `...\input{some_command_definition.tex}
...`
in vim editing some_article.tex
:LLPStartPreviewReturns error:
Failed to compileSystem configuration
Vim version: 8.1.2269
Platform: Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS