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mpacer avatar mpacer commented on May 28, 2024 1

OH! i see what's happening. you have a .bib file in the same directory and we're using that as a current proxy for you wanting to run bibtex. We'll need a smarter check for whether someone is using a bibfile in

jupyterlab-latex/jupyterlab_latex/__init__.py

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def bib_condition(self):
"""Determines whether BiBTeX should be run.
Returns
-------
boolean
true if BibTeX should be run.
"""
return any([re.match(r'.*\.bib', x) for x in set(glob.glob("*"))])

We were trying to avoid parsing the file as a first pass… but i think we may need to do so…

@ian-r-rose, does that sound right to you?

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mpacer avatar mpacer commented on May 28, 2024

Did you already have an test.aux file before running show LaTeX preview? If so, does deleting that and retrying fix it?

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epifanio avatar epifanio commented on May 28, 2024

I checked, there is no test.aux . (I'm running git master for both jupyterlab and LaTex extension.

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ian-r-rose avatar ian-r-rose commented on May 28, 2024

Yes, that sounds correct. Does it fix the problem to temporarily remove the .bib file?

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epifanio avatar epifanio commented on May 28, 2024

I confirm, removing the .bib files the pdf is generated correctly. No LaTex errors, but the pdf preview window do not render the pdf (spinning jupyter logo ). The built pdf is 2.5 Mb in total size and has one image. If I double-click on the pdf file from the jupyterlab file list, it takes a very long time, but eventually, gets rendered.

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mpacer avatar mpacer commented on May 28, 2024

That sounds like an issue with pdf.js… @ian-r-rose, any reason why pdf.js would timeout?

@epifanio do you have a link to these resources publicly anywhere that we could test and investigate?

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epifanio avatar epifanio commented on May 28, 2024

I can add a temporary unix user on jupyterhub for you to investigate the issue.

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EWouters avatar EWouters commented on May 28, 2024

I have the same issue. I see the problem had been identified. It shouldn't be too hard to parse the tex file for any reference to the bib package right? Maybe also parse the included tex files...

This is a really cool addition to Jupyter!

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