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Then it's likely a BBT problem. Please open an issue on https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues
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https://raw.githubusercontent.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/master/zotero5_installer.py will ask you some questions when ran and will download and install Zotero, create desktop icons, etc. It's opinionated (if you choose local install, it wil…
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Are those broken markers generated by the picker, or by drag and drop?
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The "A script on this page may be busy" still pops up on a large import though.
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wait, async import is literally just declaring "async function doImport" and "await"ing on item.complete()? Is async also available for doExport?
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@bwiernik found an error in the import, so the full library is now at https://gist.github.com/f5a3dcb50992a9eefeec0cc6e0da7463will, and you will need the freshly released BBT 5.0.170 or later to import it. The import will take very long, and Zotero …
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current combined test set (4.9k references, 5.2MB) is available at https://gist.github.com/d003bcc307befdba1e7661c7a0def5e1
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If you install BBT it becomes one of the supported import formats. So install BBT, and import as you would any other file through the file-import menu.
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I've done some performance work over the past week so the new .168 might already help, but if BBT is the cause of slowdown I would love to hear about it over at the BBT issue tracker.
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Please don't do that. I think I have fixed it fixed here, as soon as someone can confirm I can cut a new release.
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Isn't it saved to the extra field? That's where things that zotero doesn't understand usually goes.
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How does BBT figure in to this?
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@maxjk currently the only way to get your old keys into overleaf using zotero is using bbt + git.
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I use EDTF.js in BBT in combination with edtfy (another js lib to create human dates into EDTF) and some fudging to pick up ambiguous dates before other parsing, and to change older EDTF to newer (EDTF.js does only the latest spec). https://github.…
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@adamsmith I assume you're aware of EDTF.js? EDTF parsing is more complicated than at least I thought it would be.
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Done.
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this doesn't follow translations I hope? Only English?
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@maxjk can you join us at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/1020 ? Overleaf + BBT can be done but it takes a little setup: https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/push-and-pull/#git-support
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(for BBT you don't necessarily need to indicate that you have existing keys -- cite keys in the extra field will always take precedence. The "I have existing keys" should actually be "I have auto-generated keys using the default pattern from another…
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I'd venture to guess that Mendeley (which I don't use) has a citekey field that Zotero wishes to preserve on import, and there's no other place for it currently than the "extra" field. But the only think I can find in the zotero source for mendeley …
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In the Zotero source I only see "citationKey" (lowercase c, no space)
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Who places the "Citation Key:" in the extra? Is this Zotero? Is this going to be the standard?
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It currently only recognizes "bibtex: citekey", but it's trivial to add. If someone opens an issue on github I can make the change.
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I'm still trying to figure out why in this case it's so slow. I haven't been able to replicate it on my end; I'm trying to use Zotero.HTTP.request instead, but I could use some help over at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/zotero-dev/JDFQjc9p…
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If you always want to manually construct your own, you can do this by ignoring the automatically generated key and just typing "bibtex: yourcitekey" in the extra field. That's all the "pin" option does anyway; it takes the current key, and adds it t…
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installing libnss3-dev solved it for me.
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Also, is the update ping really that privacy sensitive? Yes, Zotero could know that someone on that IP runs Zotero at the time of the update check. I don't know what happens after that, but I'd venture to guess: 1. That request is probably not stor…
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1. Not all e-books allow copy-paste (I have some academic Kindle and Google books that come locked this way) 2. You don't always want to include whole phrases when referencing something. Consider what "some claim (Hanowski, Hickman, Wierwille, &…
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These two are separate issues.
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If someone wants to open an issue at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues I'm willing to give that a crack
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