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If you want that added, please open an issue on github.
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A copy-key option will drop in a test build shortly here. You can also double-click the key in the item pane section and Cmd-C (which I think is a lot faster, but diffrnt strokes).
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If the filenames are in unicode NFD (I don't know), replaceFrom="\\p{M}" replaceTo="" regexOpts="g" will work for Zotero 7. A similar solution is available for Zotero 6, but you'd have to write out "\\p{M}" (which is possible but tedious).
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I was including the overhead of my test framework. The actual numbers for the 24k library, which is rare but not unheard of, see eg https://www.zotero.org/groups/340666/ccnlab/library, are below. The forum adds a big chunk of whitespace here, I don'…
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I've got the cached 24k export down to 1s, with stock Zotero BibTeX taking 3s (which is still pretty impressive I think). I'm still looking at the CSL JSON export -- that takes 2.5s (against 3s stock), but I had expected it to come out roughly the …
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It does.
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It's possible BBT has a setting to disable itIf you tag an item with the tag "#LaTeX", no escaping will be performed, but you may end up with invalid (unparsable) BibTeX. with Better Bibtex the initial letter also gets capitalisedyou can turn this o…
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@varmont if you open an issue on the BBT github project I can get you a test build to see if that fixes it for you.
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Does this still happen if you disable 3rd party extensions?
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How did you install Zotero? To my knowledge the .deb packages handle protocol registration; if they don't, please open an issue on GitHub.
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There are ways to do this, but what do you want to achieve by doing this? If I know that I can recommend what format to use instead of BibTeX.
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On Linux you can use the tarball or the debs of 6 and 7
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I haven't looked further but the zotero code indicates this is a legacy format, so there's a decent chance the non-legacy format supports more.
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Citation key display is a BBT feature.
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BBT support happens on GitHub, not on these forums.
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AFAICT the full list supported by the legacy format is: %c: firstCreator %y: year %t: title (from chrome/content/zotero/xpcom/prefs.js)
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BTW loading the cache for the 24k items takes 90 milliseconds.
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This is mostly the planned design; your suggestion inspired some simplifications that made the cache less complex, leaving less work for the main thread. I'll give the file-reading a go when I come back from holidays in a few weeks, but the boost wo…
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Oh and in Z7 the times are 2.9s/15.8s/3s, respectively.
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First implementation is done, and it's looking pretty good. I exported the 24k items library, and it looks to be: native: 5.7s, raises load from idle to ~96% (on the foreground thread) bbt, uncached: 43s, raises load from idle to ~112% (in a worker…
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At some point in the past, pandoc has added support for Zotero/Mendeley citations, so something like pandoc -f docx+citations -t markdown -i Aristotle.docx -o Aristotle.md should do it without having to dabble with custom CSL styles. I've added th…
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Ah and yes, auto-exports are debounced.
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The latter would require entries to take up a fixed or maximum size, no? Otherwise what would happen if for example the title becomes longer? There wouldn't be enough space to write the new entry into.
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Can there be some indicator when an auto-export is running? A spinner or something, that identifies BBT if you hover over it? Sure, that shouldn’t be hard. Is there something in the UI (preferably available in Zotero 6 and 7) that I can reuse for …
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Auto-exports were running, the 'inserting' statements are the cache being filled (turn off the cache, and they will stop). The cache is being overhauled and these will go away entirely, but auto-exports will always incur some load of course.
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https://github.com/zotero/utilities/blob/master/utilities.js#L1699 appears `1` isn't allowed in keys. But direct editing of the database is going to mess it up at some point. Why not talk to the web API?
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Please do. Slower is also something that needs to be fixed.
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zotero-deb is now also in Debian extrepo: https://manpages.debian.org/bullseye/extrepo/extrepo.1p.en.html so instead of fiddling with install scripts, you can now do sudo extrepo enable zotero and install as usual
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I have no idea how resetting the cache would affect creating a bibliography this way, so I can't fix the underlying problem.
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This imports successfully for me using both standard bibtex import and BBT bibtex import. How exactly is it failing for you?