Upgrade StorageYear appearing in citations where it shouldn't be
Hi,
I'm using the CSL chicago-fullnote-bibliography-short-title-subsequent with pandoc to render my citations. However, in subsequent citations of a text, it is adding the year to the citation where it shouldn't be. For example,
Smith, A Title, 2022, pg 10
It should just be:
Smith, A Title, pg 10
I tried using the regular chicago-fullnote-bibliography and that also added the year in strange places. Is there something wrong with the CSL file? my bibtex file?
For reference, the bibtex looks simply like this:
@Book{Smith2022
author = {Smith, John},
title = {A Title},
publisher = {Northwestern University Press},
address = {Evanston},
year = {2022}, }
I'm using the CSL chicago-fullnote-bibliography-short-title-subsequent with pandoc to render my citations. However, in subsequent citations of a text, it is adding the year to the citation where it shouldn't be. For example,
Smith, A Title, 2022, pg 10
It should just be:
Smith, A Title, pg 10
I tried using the regular chicago-fullnote-bibliography and that also added the year in strange places. Is there something wrong with the CSL file? my bibtex file?
For reference, the bibtex looks simply like this:
@Book{Smith2022
author = {Smith, John},
title = {A Title},
publisher = {Northwestern University Press},
address = {Evanston},
year = {2022}, }
1) For personal communication (not even sure you can call that with bibtex; it'd be personal_communication in CSL/CSL/JSON)
2) If citations are otherwise ambiguous, i.e. if you have two items with the same title and author.
That works fine in Zotero, and the metadata/bibtex seems pretty straightforward, so if it doesn't look right in pandoc, I'd guess it's a (pandoc-)citeproc issue? Make sure you run the most recent version and then report with a minimal working example on that project's github:
https://github.com/jgm/citeproc