Consider that
$ wolframscript -cloud -code 'TeXForm[ (d u)/(d t)]'
TeXForm[u/t]
yet
I don't have a local wolframscript kernel installed. Is this something that only works for a local kernel?
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$\begingroup$ Actually in your expression d is a variable and mathematica would automatically simplify it, hence the \frac{u}{t} result. $\endgroup$– Hans OloJun 9, 2019 at 10:54
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I didn't check how formatting works in wolframscript but if you force it on your terms then it does not matter:
TL;DR: use:
$ wolframscript -cloud -code 'ToString @ TeXForm[ (d u)/(d t)]'
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$\begingroup$ Ok. So a good rule of thumb is to always parse output as a string when things aren't displaying properly. $\endgroup$– GeorgeJun 8, 2019 at 23:45