Cannot compile after atom 1.7.x update about atom-latextools HOT 11 OPEN

@elmewo and @ig0774, I have the same issue but in Ubuntu. Do you know how to make it works. You talked about changing the Path. Could you please show me more? Thank you.

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Is your E: a network drive or otherwise resolvable to a UNC path? This might be getting bit by the same thing as #81...

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E: is on my local hard disk.
I guess it's the problem of atom itself. Another latex package atom-latex also breaks with the same issue after the update of atom.

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When compiling outside of Atom, do you use the command above or another command? Does anything show up in any of the MiKTeX logs (usually in %AppData%\MiKTeX\2.9\logs)?

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I have the same question with chenyuewu. But I compile *.tex with texlive. It mess me up, and I can't find the answer in Google.

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I have reinstalled texlive(2016 replaced 2015), then the problem was solved...

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@blizzardwj: that seems like it might've been an altogether different issue.

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I have the same question.
My platform is ubuntu 16.04 with atom 1.11.2. texlive2016
Platform: linux; texpath: $PATH:/usr/texbin
Setting PATH = /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/snap/bin:$PATH:/usr/texbin:$PATH:/usr/texbin:$PATH:/usr/texbin
Processing file test_en.tex (test_en) in directory /home/agamemnon/workspace
latexmk builder
latexmk -cd -e -f -pdf -interaction=nonstopmode -synctex=1 "test_en.tex"
Parsing /home/agamemnon/workspace/test_en.log
Could not read log file!

but i can compile the same file successfully out side atom.

besides, it seems that latexmk generates no log file within atom

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@agamemnon314: Again that looks like a different issue. In particular, your texpath setting looks like it contains $PATH:/usr/texbin:$PATH:/usr/texbin:$PATH:/usr/texbin. $PATH isn't (currently) supported in the texpath setting. Try adjusting that and see if it fixes things.

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I've had the same issue. Setting either the TeX environment in the path or the texpath in the package settings in atom solved it.
If you launch MikTeX's mo_admin.exe on Windows, you'll see a respective warning, if the path is not set correctly.

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@minhducpsc I was getting the same error and then realized I hadn't installed latexmk. After installing latexmk it works fine without having changed the default path.

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