Trouble migrating from Jurism 6 (back to native) Zotero 9
I switched from Zotero 6 to Jurism 6 in 2021 because I needed multiple citation languages. Now that feature is in Zotero 9 and Jurism (still on 6) is not well supported on Mac silicon, so I want to move back to Zotero.
However...
1. I cannot sync Jurism with my Zotero cloud account because it cannot log on. Iit says the credentials are invalid, but I can log on manually just fine; I presume Jurism is just not up to date with Zotero authentication protocols.
2. Jurism will not export the whole library as an RDF (or anything else); the error log says it has an unknown library type. I can export and import a few items, but I have over 11k items altogether.
3. If I just copy Jurism/jurism.sqlite to Zotero/zotero.sqlite Zotero tells me I need to upgrade because I need 6 but it is only on 9!
Did anyone manage such a migration?
Ideally I would like to copy the multilingual data into the CNE plugin as well, but could forego that if necessary - as long I as I am sure I have the whole library.
However...
1. I cannot sync Jurism with my Zotero cloud account because it cannot log on. Iit says the credentials are invalid, but I can log on manually just fine; I presume Jurism is just not up to date with Zotero authentication protocols.
2. Jurism will not export the whole library as an RDF (or anything else); the error log says it has an unknown library type. I can export and import a few items, but I have over 11k items altogether.
3. If I just copy Jurism/jurism.sqlite to Zotero/zotero.sqlite Zotero tells me I need to upgrade because I need 6 but it is only on 9!
Did anyone manage such a migration?
Ideally I would like to copy the multilingual data into the CNE plugin as well, but could forego that if necessary - as long I as I am sure I have the whole library.
Upgrade Storage
If you do use an extractor, I'd recommend going from the Jurism database through the Zotero API rather than an import format. The beta should also have a local implementation of the write API.