Upgrade Storageciteproc-js bug? Illustrator in Extra
If I try to enter an Illustrator in Extra following the standard citeproc-js format:
The name parser doesn't work like it does for other creator types. Instead, both name parts get treated as family names. For example, the above gets rendered in iso690-author-date-sk.csl, which formats names as FAMILY, Given A., as:
JOHN C., SMITH
(The same happens if I use the {:illustrator: } syntax.)
Other creator types entered into Extra work correctly.
@fbennett Could you take a look?
Illustrator: Smith || John C.The name parser doesn't work like it does for other creator types. Instead, both name parts get treated as family names. For example, the above gets rendered in iso690-author-date-sk.csl, which formats names as FAMILY, Given A., as:
JOHN C., SMITH
(The same happens if I use the {:illustrator: } syntax.)
Other creator types entered into Extra work correctly.
@fbennett Could you take a look?
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<names variable="illustrator">is used insubstitutewithout its own<name/>element, it doesn't render at all.https://github.com/Juris-M/citeproc-js/issues/76