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Did you export including attachments? If you did, have you bundled them in a zip file or somesuch? Just attaching the RDF to an email won't include the attachments.
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This place is where the support happens. The Zotero crew will likely chime in soon too, but when you say "died", do you mean the power was cut, or it became inoperable? If not all notes were lost, I assume you had sync set up? But not to sync on cha…
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Update of translators is the message that is reported with the request to restart. This hasn't happened in a few days. it only happens after an upgrade of BBT that also changes the bundled translators, and it happens only once. The translators can't…
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BBT can auto-export (parts of) group libraries no problem, so the dropbox route should work.
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You can also have them auto-fetched.
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After working for a bit, the plugin stopped receiving PMCIDs. It looks like the API gives 429: too many requests occasionally, but there's no documentation on rate limits. The new version should tell you about it with a popup window when it happen…
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The implementation is pretty rudimentary at this point. If it stops, the latest version has a menu item under Help that will allow you to send an debug log. No idea why it should stop -- there's very little code. Maybe the API is throttling? Anyhow,…
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@enozkan that's in 0.0.6 now. Earlier versions had a bug; you'll need to restart Zotero (cmd-Q if you're on a Mac) before the fix will take effect. Later versions should not need restarts after upgrade. Please do open an issue on GH. My debugging w…
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https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-pmcid-fetcher
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So the desired functionality would take an item with a DOI, see if it doesn't have a PMCID, grab it from the API, and put it in the extra field?
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https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-folder-import/
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I see the same behavior -- not as long, but this is a reasonably fast system I'm running it on. It might be that the items are saved in a transaction, and that the actual commit of the transaction is the stall. Which would still be weird I think? Th…
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I've not seen it before myself. What are you importing? I could see if I can replicate it.
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I can just explain the parts you find hard to understand. If it relates to the use of typescript and webpack, you don't need it at all.
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The unspecified reasons were the collapse of my PhD, but that is well and truly collapsed now, so I'm back in the game.
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The standard bibtex importer from which you split off should save each item as it finds it, so I'd say that a large chunk of work during which Zotero remains responsive, followed by a large chunk where it is not seems strange to me.
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These all declare "async: true" in their header, they return a promise from doImport, and they await the result of item.complete. This has the result that they allow the UI to be active (ao things) between items being imported.
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It's the translators, yes, and the ones that implement this are BibTeX, CSL JSON, Endnote XML, RDF, and RIS. May I know what you changed about the bibtex import? I might want to add some of those changes to my own bibtex importer.
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I've also been trying for days to get any one of their examples going without results.
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I don't see how BBT could be implicated in this, but it's easy enough to test - just remove BBT.
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I can't access those logs BTW, so if BBT seems to play a role, you'll have to submit a separate BBT debug log.
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That says the backend of the application (which I think means "anything not UI") would be to be written in rust. That means a large chunk of zotero would need to be rewritten. I think Tauri casters to a different crowd.
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As long as the startup message says "waiting", BBT is not doing anything, it's just waiting for the go-ahead from zotero - that time can't be counted against BBT slowing down the startup. If the "loading citekeys" takes more than a second, two if it…
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@dstillman how do I get access to the Zotero object in a bootstrapped extension?
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Though that had better be a first (couple of hundred items) or otherwise fairly large export (couple of thousand items), or 13 secs would be very slow, regardless of the fact that it should be happening in an isolated thread.
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On the other hand, unless it's turned off, that export should have happened in a worker thread that wouldn't bother the main thread. The +0013155 is wall-clock time, but not necessarily (not usually in fact for BBT) time spent in the main thread.
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Oh right, sorry.
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You'll have to open an issue on https://github.com/boan-anbo/Zotero-Citation-Picker-for-Windows/issues for these. It's not something Zotero does out of the box, but made available by that autohotkey script calling the Better BibTeX plugin.
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As far as I know import is only possible from the app. But if you're going to use Zotero, you'll want to have the app installed.
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You just import from the file menu from the Zotero app