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There's currently not a way to recover the keys, sorry. If @bwiernik 's solution does not work for you, I could look into a one-off to restore them but you'd still have to do some handwork per item. No guarantees though. When Zotero gets a dedicate…
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If you install the new BBT, it'll replace the broken translators.
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This was specifically around the Z4 -> Z5 migration -- after Zotero upgraded to Z5, BBT couldn't run to clean up the old translators. Uninstalling BBT after the upgrade would thus leave the broken translators in place.
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Was this tagged on github? My .deb build looks at https://github.com/juris-m/zotero/releases.atom for new versions but I don't see it there.
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In BBT, what happens with the URL is configurable in the preferences where you get to pick what compromise you want, because as @noksagt correctly points out, bibtex styles don't generally support the url field, although some may. If nothing of thos…
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In addition to everything @bwiernik mentioned, Zotero has a plugin system so that if (most) anything doesn't work according to how you want it, that's (usually) fixable with a plugin; case in point: ZotFile. Then there's also the matter that Mendel…
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I've looked and it can't be done (safely) in the report customizer, sorry.
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I've seen a lot of misspellings of my name but Emilia is new.
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If https://github.com/zotero/zotero/issues/1693 is longer-term work I could probably update the RC to do bibliography rather than metadata table to tide things over.
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Is still prefer to have a copy, if it's a problem for the regular import it may well be a problem for bbt
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Could I also get a copy?
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There's no need to sudo should you be on a single user system, linking it to ~/.local/share/applications will then do the same.
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Several ways in fact: * If you pin the citekeys in BBT (you can pin them in bulk), they'll show up in Overleaf * You can use BBT auto-export and get them to Overleaf using their Dropbox sync * You can use BBT auto-export and get them to Overleaf us…
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It will probably look like if (Translator.BetterBibTeX && reference.has.booktitle && !item.publicationTitle) { delete reference.has.booktitle }
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Better BibTeX support happens at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues, but you don't need to edit the translator (and BBT will overwrite it when a new version comes out). You can achieve the same though with a postscript which w…
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From the same menu where you installed it (Tools -> Addons). There's a "Remove" button on each extension.
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It shouldn't, but that means that lib is still a required dependency on ChromeOS 74. In any case, the new debs have it (and some others) as gleaned from the firefox ESR dependencies. Should just work now.
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Thanks -- I've changed the build process so the package takes the existing dependencies from firefox ESR (which includes libdbus-glib-1-2 at this moment).
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@adamsmith do you know what FF version Zotero for Linux is built from?
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What ChromeOS version are you on? I can (re)add libdbus-glib-1-2 to the deb dependencies and they'd be pulled in automatically but I'd rather not pull in more dependencies than required.
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Strange, according to https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/332104#Comment_332104 libdbus-glib-1-2 was no longer required try $ sudo apt-get install libdbus-glib-1-2 and then try to start Zotero again.
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https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-seektable-export/releases/tag/v0.0.17 gets the collections (and their keys), but it's entirely likely simpler ones exist at https://github.com/zotero/translators. You could grab a copy of that repo and grep for "…
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The # starts a comment, you don't have to type if but the shell will ignore whatever is after it. What happens if you start /usr/lib/zotero/zotero? What is in the file /usr/share/applications/zotero.desktop?
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For the 2nd command it's -l (letter ell) not -1 (number one). try $ sudo apt-get remove makedev z8530-utils2 libdbus-glib-1-2 libnspr4 libnspr4-dev libnss3 libnss3-dev $ sudo apt-get purge zotero # if this does nothing or complains, that's OK $ s…
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Oh wait, wrt the plural: the zotero directory in your home dir is your zotero data, the one in opt is just the zotero program. That makes sense.
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Zotero folders, plural? That's not how I know it. /opt is not usually user-writable, so you may have used sudo to get it there. If it's just for your own use, you can just unpack zotero in your home dir (and you could remove the one in /opt). There …
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The collection key is available to translators.
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What happens if you say $ apt-get -s remove makedev z8530-utils2 $ dpkg -l | grep ^..r
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Wait, it's pulled in as a dependency?
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It's makedev, not makedeve
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