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That's correct, but that's because of a side effect; I have no way to store a permanent citekey other than to store it in the extra field, and you can search on the content of the extra field.
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I'm seeing this problem now with 5.0.48-beta.4+4acd17881 on 18.04. I don't have unity-scope-zotero installed.
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I've been trying the beta and they've been without issue for me, and reverting is super easy should you run into issues.
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I don't have an example at hand but I've seen this a ton of times. I think it had to do with a weird typeface being embedded that mapped really strange "text" in the pdf to sensible-looking glyphs in the typeface. I think. It's been a while.
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If they're in your online library on zotero.org you can get them back by just setting up Zotero and sync your library. If they're not there, and you haven't taken backups otherwise, I think they're gone.
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I'm not sure how to make it more obvious that wouldn't be really pushy, and it's also a method of last resort. I promote its use for those instances where what the user wants is not a safe universal assumption; changing $ into $; is not a behavior I…
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Not stupid at all. The postscript facility is both the most complex and the least adequately documented part of BBT.
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"{:original-date: 1960}" is the old format which is still supported. The current standard is "original-date: 1960" (on its own line), but spaces instead of dashes in the key are also recognized, hence "original date: 1960" also works. I don't know …
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That would work but I'd suggest using original publisher: A Swedish name of an organisation original title: Some title in Swedish in the extra field instead (each on a separate line). That way it would get picked up by both BBT and normal Zotero use.
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It can work for either, that's up to your preference. To have it work for both, you'd do if ((Translator.BetterBibTeX || Translator.BetterBibLaTeX) && this.has.title) { this.add({ name: 'title', value: item.title.replace(/(\$.*?\$)/g, '$1…
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Interesting - ping me if you're going the Juris-M way, I may be able to do something in BBT.
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(a proper solution would likely involve something like citeproc supporting mathjax, but that's not trivial to do I'd venture to guess)
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It's in the BBT prefs; see the top of https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/scripting/ /(\$.*?\$)/g is a regular expression which, broken down, means: 1. /( = find and remember 2. \$ = a literal dollar sign (the backslash means literal) 3. .…
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With BBT installed, you can do this in 3 ways: 1. Tag the item with "#LaTeX" (case sensitive) 2. Enter the title as "Emergence of a $k$-Core" (this is BBT-specific, and the "pre" stuff will end up in your bibliography if you're generating the bibl…
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(this will soon require a paid overleaf account as they're retiring the free direct git support in favor of paid github sync. I have an overview of git-sync options at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/939)
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Ha, there it is: https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/push-and-pull/
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It's no longer clunky. It does the push to git itself now. I'm on mobile so it's hard for me to link to my own site but it's under the config options.
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I monkey patched the zotero search as part of the BBT init.
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Or use the bbt error log facility. I don't mind either way as long as I can look into the problem.
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But if BBT introduces a major performance problem I'd love to look into that. Would it be possible/prudent for me to get a copy of D433238305?
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@adamrb: whether you get the -1 postfix or not under the regular Zotero bibtex export depends on whether you are exporting both at the same time (you will get the -1) or not (no -1). BBT (which @adamsmith linked to) does not exhibit this behavior; y…
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Citekey searching worked, but I couldn't limit it to collections. So if you have a collection selected and you search for a key, you would get matches from your entire library. The way Zotero search is set up, I cannot work around this. This will be…
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The only thing I can think of offhand that would cause a lot of BBT activity for the deletion of a single PDF is auto-export. But even that shouldn't take 3 minutes for 6k items as it's heavily cached.
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What kind of activity? If you just start with BBT there will be a lot of activity for generating fresh citekeys, but after that it should mostly get out of the way.
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The betas don't auto-update? they do.
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Why would Zotero do this though? I can see the point of interpreting 41-01-01 as 1941-01-01, but 0041-01-01 and -60-01-01 are unambiguous.
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If this is Windows, I vaguely recall windows really, really disliking file names (with or without extension) "CON", "PRN", "AUX", "NUL" and a few others.
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At refresh, I'm also always getting Zotero Zotero plugin cannot work without the Google Docs tab and browser window active. Please do not switch away from the window until the operation is complete. (tab is active)
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I'm getting the same error. Debug ID 1837030525.
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BBT also adds a "push to TeXstudio" option BTW if it can find texstudio in the PATH.