texlab.auxDirectory and texlab.build.auxDirectory behave differently #911
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@puppe The PDF file is searched in |
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I have since replaced -output-directory with -auxdir, which is what I actually wanted. Previously, I had an extra rule in my Makefile that copied the PDF to the root directory. So, I guess I learned something useful about latexmk in the process. Didn‘t know about -auxdir. Thanks for acting so quickly on this! Looking forward to #914 being merged. Feel free to close this issue whenever you like. |
## [5.11.0] - 2023-11-05 ### Added - Add `texlab.inlayHints.labelDefinitions` and `texlab.inlayHints.labelReferences` options ([#753](latex-lsp/texlab#753)) - Display inlay hints for label references by default ([#753](latex-lsp/texlab#753)) ### Fixed - Moving the build logs to the recycle bin will now clear the diagnostics ([texlab-vscode/#825](latex-lsp/texlab-vscode#825)) - Fix false positive when reporting syntax errors for BibTeX accents ([#945](latex-lsp/texlab#945)) ## [5.10.1] - 2023-10-10 ### Fixed - Fix regression when renaming commands ([#936](latex-lsp/texlab#936)) ## [5.10.0] - 2023-09-30 ### Added - Allow passing additional arguments to `ChkTeX` using `texlab.chktex.additionalArgs` ([#927](latex-lsp/texlab#927)) ### Fixed - Fix loading bibliographies from `kpathsea` search path ([#923](latex-lsp/texlab#923)) - Don't report duplicate results when using goto definition on includes ([#924](latex-lsp/texlab#924)) - Fix project detection when there exist files with the same name ([#923](latex-lsp/texlab#923)) - Do not report parse errors with `$` in paths ([#931](latex-lsp/texlab#931)) ## [5.9.2] - 2023-08-14 ### Fixed - Don't crash when using comments inside `\include`-like commands ([#919](latex-lsp/texlab#919)) - Folding ranges include only the contents instead of the entire range of the structure. For example, the folding range of an environment will start after the `\begin` and stop before the `\end` ([#915](latex-lsp/texlab#915)) ## [5.9.1] - 2023-08-11 ### Fixed - Improve performance when completing BibTeX entries ([#493](latex-lsp/texlab#493)) - Don't report unused entries for very large bibliographies - Avoid redundant reparses after saving documents ## [5.9.0] - 2023-08-06 ### Added - Use bibliographies found in `BIBINPUTS` environment variable ([#493](latex-lsp/texlab#493)) - Add `texlab.build.pdfDirectory` setting ([#911](latex-lsp/texlab#911)) ### Fixed - Fix search path for aux files when using `\include` instead of `\input` ([#906](latex-lsp/texlab#906)) ## [5.8.0] - 2023-07-30 ### Added - Report diagnostics for unused and undefined labels - Report diagnostics for unused BibTeX entries and undefined citations - Report diagnostics for duplicate BibTeX entries - Report diagnostics for duplicate labels - Add `texlab.build.auxDirectory` and `texlab.build.logDirectory` settings ([#906](latex-lsp/texlab#906)) ### Deprecated - Deprecate `texlab.auxDirectory` in favor of `texlab.build.auxDirectory` ### Fixed - Fix parsing paths with `|` ([#568](latex-lsp/texlab#568)) - Fix parsing LaTeX identifiers with `=` ([#568](latex-lsp/texlab#568))
I call latexmk with -output-directory=latexmk. Consequently, the PDF file is created in the latexmk sub-directory. I used to set
texlab.auxDirectoryto"latexmk"and everything worked as expected. TexLab was able to find the compiled PDF file and passed it correctly to my PDF viewer for forward search. In the latest version, 5.8.0,texlab.auxDirectoryhas been deprecated. I tried replacing it withtexlab.build.auxDirectorybut then TexLab looks for the PDF file in the root directory. I haven‘t been able to reproduce the old bevahiour without using the old, deprecated option. Was this intended? What is the proper way to tell TexLab the location of the compiled PDF file?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: