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But it is very possible that BBT was slowing things down. At the very least key generation, which really shouldn't have too big of an impact, but keys are persisted to better-bibtex.sqlite, and if auto-exports are present they will be triggered many…
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So the popup that @warguelles describes (not the one in my screenshot) isn't from you?No. I assumed that was Zotero itself.
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I never modify items in bulk (unless a user initiates a bulk pin manually). One thing that BBT can pop up is first time start when I assign keys in bulk, but those go to the separate BBT database.
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Yes, that should be safe now. I think this can be unpinned. Full support of the new fields will follow shortly.
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BTW for an arbitrary number of fields: SELECT item.itemID, item.key as itemKey, item.libraryID, MAX(CASE WHEN f.fieldName = 'title' THEN idv.value END) AS title, MAX(CASE WHEN f.fieldName = 'extra' THEN idv.value END) AS extra FROM items item…
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A preliminary fix has been released as BBT 7.0.71. More thorough support for the changes in Z8 are underway.
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If the citekeys are still there making a backup of better-bibtex.sqlite will also help.
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I would say that that is pretty dense behavior by SCCM.
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I don't know about the mobile app or web app. I don't use either.
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Word does not warn you if you export your document to PDF. And the data is not lost. It is just not in a particular export, and that's pretty hard to miss. I don't see Zotero prompting for all exports formats "this is not a backup". But as I said, …
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Even the wording is misleading here, as the button says "Export Library..." In Excel you can export your workbook to CSV and you will lose all formatting and all sheets except the first. You can export Word documents to PDF and lose all editing faci…
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Then why not use the API (either the public API or the local client API)? That gets you JSON objects easily digested by analysis tools. If you need to have a human in the loop (maybe to make manual selections), RDF provides solid round-trippable ex…
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Even so, disabling BBT should have removed the translators.
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Head on over to https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/ and I will have a look
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For the Better BibTeX case I can take a look if you open an issue on https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/
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Citation key formulas are a better bibtex thing. Support for BBT is over at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/
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If you don't pin the keys they are totally private to each installation
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I'm not sure why auto-exporting to a synced folder would be a problem though. BBT just writes a file to disk, the vfs layer that does the cloud sync should transparently handle the rest.
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Because Zotero is designed around citeproc, not bibtex. If you want native bibtex, there is JabRef, BibDesk, CiteDrive, .... With BBT you get the best non-bibtex-manager bibtex support, but if you expect native, Zotero+BBT will always have unwelcome…
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Is this verbatim? I would have expected to see Zotero is only available for architectures arm64, i396, i686 and x86_64; you are on aarch64 Try the new version of the install.sh
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it must be misdetecting the architecture. I have updated the install script to say what it thinks the architecture is when it refuses to install -- @hs907, can you try install.sh again and post its output?
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I forgot to mention that user specifically talked about CMOS 18. Don't know whether that matters. I've directed him here, BBT aims to follow Zotero on title casing.
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According to a report I got over on github, this CSL entry [ {"id":"liang2018","accessed":{"date-parts":[["2025",10,1]]},"author":[{"family":"Liang","given":"Kathleen"}],"citation-key":"liang2018","container-title":"Choices: The Magazine of Food,…
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It would automatically do a full reindex. I was dealing with a lot of large files it the time. The plugin does not work with Zotero 7 and I don't know whether I will change that - way too many plugins still to go that are more useful.
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That's what I have now
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Found it. Added it to shutdown and mainwindow unload
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Undoubtedly the case. I am adding ftl as window.MozXULElement.insertFTLIfNeeded('better-bibtex.ftl') should that be removed as window.document .querySelector(`[href="better-bibtex.ftl"]`) ?.remove(); ? And why in shutdown rather than onM…
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I don't know, I am not interfering with the dialog or with Zotero translations. I am monkey-patching Zotero.Items.merge but I don't see how that could cause this.
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I do now
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We've been discussing this in the context of importing entries using BBT (or any other import translator). Import translators don't deal with the contents of attachments, so this would be a job for the import framework itself.