Set working directory when calling LaTex binaries #533
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More than happy to merge the PR. Do you mind my including your repo in the README? |
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@James-Yu Feel free to include it in the README! |
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I created Docker shims for the LaTex binaries (see https://github.com/Arxisos/LaTex-Workshop-Docker).
The shims are based on the idea presented in #302. However, the shims require the working directory to be set accordingly because the shims use
$(pwd)to specify the Docker volume.The changes included in this pull request were necessary for linting, formatting and SyncTex with the Docker shims.