bibtex doesn't work when using subfolder
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I use texstudio on mac. I changed my configuration so the auxiliary files will be saved in a subfolder. Everything works except bibtex. I get the following message:
Error: Could not start the command: bibtex.exe build/"myfile" -include-directory=build
I copied this line from a previous answer, and tried many other options, but none of them worked.
Attached pictures of my commands and build settings. Thanks!
bibtex
asked Jan 28 at 20:39
MulyMuly
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I use texstudio on mac. I changed my configuration so the auxiliary files will be saved in a subfolder. Everything works except bibtex. I get the following message:
Error: Could not start the command: bibtex.exe build/"myfile" -include-directory=build
I copied this line from a previous answer, and tried many other options, but none of them worked.
Attached pictures of my commands and build settings. Thanks!
bibtex
asked Jan 28 at 20:39
MulyMuly
1816
Remove the.exeand trybibtex build/% -include-directory=build. On Mac OS executables usually don't have the.exefile extension..exeis a Windows thing.
– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:48
1
You will be repeatedly advised by long time epert users this is NOT a good Idea I did show how it MAY work for some cases BUT I strongly advise against it see problems that can arise tex.stackexchange.com/a/472061/170109
– KJO
Jan 28 at 20:49
3
That's the reason why I never use such build folders. You can spent a long time to get all tools working correctly ...
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
That said, I think-include-directorymight be MikTeX-specific and thefore not available if you are using TeX live or MacTeX (MikTeX only recently made its entry onto Unix OSes). I firmly believe, however, that these 'build' subfolders create more issues than they solve and would recommend against using them.
– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
ok, I see a consensus here that I should not use the build folder stuff :) Thanks for your feedback everybody!
– Muly
Jan 28 at 21:05
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show 7 more comments
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I use texstudio on mac. I changed my configuration so the auxiliary files will be saved in a subfolder. Everything works except bibtex. I get the following message:
Error: Could not start the command: bibtex.exe build/"myfile" -include-directory=build
I copied this line from a previous answer, and tried many other options, but none of them worked.
Attached pictures of my commands and build settings. Thanks!
bibtex
asked Jan 28 at 20:39
MulyMuly
1816
I use texstudio on mac. I changed my configuration so the auxiliary files will be saved in a subfolder. Everything works except bibtex. I get the following message:
Error: Could not start the command: bibtex.exe build/"myfile" -include-directory=build
I copied this line from a previous answer, and tried many other options, but none of them worked.
Attached pictures of my commands and build settings. Thanks!
bibtex
bibtex
asked Jan 28 at 20:39
MulyMuly
1816
asked Jan 28 at 20:39
MulyMuly
1816
asked Jan 28 at 20:39
MulyMuly
1816
asked Jan 28 at 20:39
MulyMuly
1816
asked Jan 28 at 20:39
MulyMuly
1816
1816
Remove the.exeand trybibtex build/% -include-directory=build. On Mac OS executables usually don't have the.exefile extension..exeis a Windows thing.
– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:48
1
You will be repeatedly advised by long time epert users this is NOT a good Idea I did show how it MAY work for some cases BUT I strongly advise against it see problems that can arise tex.stackexchange.com/a/472061/170109
– KJO
Jan 28 at 20:49
3
That's the reason why I never use such build folders. You can spent a long time to get all tools working correctly ...
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
That said, I think-include-directorymight be MikTeX-specific and thefore not available if you are using TeX live or MacTeX (MikTeX only recently made its entry onto Unix OSes). I firmly believe, however, that these 'build' subfolders create more issues than they solve and would recommend against using them.
– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
ok, I see a consensus here that I should not use the build folder stuff :) Thanks for your feedback everybody!
– Muly
Jan 28 at 21:05
|
show 7 more comments
Remove the.exeand trybibtex build/% -include-directory=build. On Mac OS executables usually don't have the.exefile extension..exeis a Windows thing.
– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:48
1
You will be repeatedly advised by long time epert users this is NOT a good Idea I did show how it MAY work for some cases BUT I strongly advise against it see problems that can arise tex.stackexchange.com/a/472061/170109
– KJO
Jan 28 at 20:49
3
That's the reason why I never use such build folders. You can spent a long time to get all tools working correctly ...
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
That said, I think-include-directorymight be MikTeX-specific and thefore not available if you are using TeX live or MacTeX (MikTeX only recently made its entry onto Unix OSes). I firmly believe, however, that these 'build' subfolders create more issues than they solve and would recommend against using them.
– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
ok, I see a consensus here that I should not use the build folder stuff :) Thanks for your feedback everybody!
– Muly
Jan 28 at 21:05
Remove the
.exe and try bibtex build/% -include-directory=build. On Mac OS executables usually don't have the .exe file extension. .exe is a Windows thing.– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:48
Remove the
.exe and try bibtex build/% -include-directory=build. On Mac OS executables usually don't have the .exe file extension. .exe is a Windows thing.– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:48
1
1
You will be repeatedly advised by long time epert users this is NOT a good Idea I did show how it MAY work for some cases BUT I strongly advise against it see problems that can arise tex.stackexchange.com/a/472061/170109
– KJO
Jan 28 at 20:49
You will be repeatedly advised by long time epert users this is NOT a good Idea I did show how it MAY work for some cases BUT I strongly advise against it see problems that can arise tex.stackexchange.com/a/472061/170109
– KJO
Jan 28 at 20:49
3
3
That's the reason why I never use such build folders. You can spent a long time to get all tools working correctly ...
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 28 at 20:50
That's the reason why I never use such build folders. You can spent a long time to get all tools working correctly ...
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
1
That said, I think
-include-directory might be MikTeX-specific and thefore not available if you are using TeX live or MacTeX (MikTeX only recently made its entry onto Unix OSes). I firmly believe, however, that these 'build' subfolders create more issues than they solve and would recommend against using them.– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:50
That said, I think
-include-directory might be MikTeX-specific and thefore not available if you are using TeX live or MacTeX (MikTeX only recently made its entry onto Unix OSes). I firmly believe, however, that these 'build' subfolders create more issues than they solve and would recommend against using them.– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
1
ok, I see a consensus here that I should not use the build folder stuff :) Thanks for your feedback everybody!
– Muly
Jan 28 at 21:05
ok, I see a consensus here that I should not use the build folder stuff :) Thanks for your feedback everybody!
– Muly
Jan 28 at 21:05
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Remove the
.exeand trybibtex build/% -include-directory=build. On Mac OS executables usually don't have the.exefile extension..exeis a Windows thing.– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:48
1
You will be repeatedly advised by long time epert users this is NOT a good Idea I did show how it MAY work for some cases BUT I strongly advise against it see problems that can arise tex.stackexchange.com/a/472061/170109
– KJO
Jan 28 at 20:49
3
That's the reason why I never use such build folders. You can spent a long time to get all tools working correctly ...
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
That said, I think
-include-directorymight be MikTeX-specific and thefore not available if you are using TeX live or MacTeX (MikTeX only recently made its entry onto Unix OSes). I firmly believe, however, that these 'build' subfolders create more issues than they solve and would recommend against using them.– moewe
Jan 28 at 20:50
1
ok, I see a consensus here that I should not use the build folder stuff :) Thanks for your feedback everybody!
– Muly
Jan 28 at 21:05