General ⇒ Inclusion of Sub-File with specific Output Directory

[Tsukabishi]

Hello,

this is my first time posting here, and in English too, so sorry if i make too much mistakes.

I have used LaTeX for several years now, and this is the first time I can't find any explanation to a problem.

I'm using a computer on Ubuntu and recently, I have updated TeXmaker, and discover it could now "naturally" compile source files into another directory (which is ./build/) I have tried it, and I loved the result, but I'm now in front of a problem I can't solve :

if I put an \include command in the code, and if the file called is not in the same directory, I get an error message :

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! I can't write on file `cc/Salut.aux'.
\@include ...\immediate \openout \@partaux #1.aux
\immediate \write \@partau...
l.5 \include{cc/Salut}

I don't get this error message if I replace \include by \input nor if I simply use the compilation without the --output-directory option.

Here is a code that produce the error :

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\documentclass{article}

\begin{document}
salut
\include{cc/Salut}
\end{document}

The file "Salut.tex" only contains a word

Since the error is produced with such a short code I guess it is something relating to authorisation but I don't understand.

help me please !