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(noted) thanks :)
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Thanks for checking. I've got some major exams coming up next week, so won't be reading here in the next two weeks.
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This is the file I was importing: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/michi-zuri/9790fbbf23c785ed335512de528d7177/raw/936454d9e021ae4663bb5c7087f569cda6df29f7/scopus.bib After the freezing, everything is fine, and the import has always been succesfu…
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ok, I just synced my latest changes to github. Yeah, it's very strange indeed... I could try to capture another debug report and hope it is of any help. The thing is though, during the unresponsive period, Zotero doesn't log anything either. Could i…
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So if bibtex actually does the newer approach, what could explain the behaviour I am experiencing, that is: progress bar reaches 100% after 20 minutes, import finishes after 40 minutes. Zotero is completely unresponsive (frozen it seems, cannot even…
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I'll make sure to push any unsynced changes when I get home, it could be that I haven't yet...
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What I did is highly specific to Scopus Bibtex exports and cannot be applied to bibtex in general: I added some mapping to extract MeSH and EMTREE keywords based on the observation, that anything after the occurence of a capital letter following a c…
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I'm trying to learn more about how zotero translators work. Can anyone point me to an example of a translator that uses the newer approach that allows the UI to be responsive? And is it correct that the bibtex import translator uses the older approa…
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Hmm, you could well be right. I'm really no expert on this. Also, they are currently in early alpha state...
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It would be great if login with ORCiD was added! Once implemented, users can also login to their Zotero with their university or other institution account through ORCiD. As I understand it the new version of OpenID requires the setup of each logi…
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I'm absolutely no expert in this field, but something intrigues me about Tauri that may be worthwhile to consider as an alternative to Electron. https://radicle.community/t/consider-tauri-instead-of-electron/164
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I have found that drag and drop moving items between libraries bails out with a large number of files. In other words, a small batch transfers just fine, but trying too many files at once results in pretty much nothing happening. This is on a Mac wi…
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This works for me with tags, as well as DOI: [Tag] [does not contain] [ % ] Make sure to check only top-level items, unless you also want to match all untagged pdfs, notes and links (most of which usually do not have any tags).
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Just note, that group libraries have some limitations compared to personal libraries: linked files are not supported, sending/receiving to/from tablet with Zotfile is not possible, webdav file storage is not an option. There might be other limitatio…
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I suspect the binary blob has something to do with running `echo "" > debug` while Zotero is using the file for stdout. At least, that's how I can recreate those bytes during any Zotero activity. Clearly not the ideal way for logging debug activi…
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ok, learned something, thanks :)
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@hwileniu I only just discovered that Papership is abandonware yesterday... syncing with group libraries did not work for me. Oh well. Zotfile seems quite alright.
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@dstillman thank you for your detailed response, I agree that it is up to the proposer of a change to justify their need. In general I also think it is a good design option to not offer options that are not useful. One use case I can see for sort…
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I personally find it strange that I am not able to select certain fields for display and sorting. It seems like an unnecessarily imposed restriction. Why do I have to justify myself for wanting to display DOIs or URLs or [insert whatever else]? Hidi…
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I am wondering what the benefits of custom fields are above tags? Let's say I want to add the custom field PMID (Pubmed ID) to the items in my library. I could fit it in the field "Loc. in Archive" or in "Extra" or in an attached note, or in a "PMID…
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I second Papership as a great option, it has decent annotation features as well. Works with Zotero and Mendeley. Great for reading and annotating the pdfs in your collection, but less ideal for adding new items. What has been your issue with Paper…
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The ticket https://github.com/zotero/translators/issues/2224 is fixed now, so importing Pubmed citation files should not truncate fields anymore during import. The problem occured specifically when a line in the import file did not start with a fie…
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Many thanks for opening the issue. Importing a batch of 1000 PMIDs through Zotero is rather slow in comparison to importing a file with all the content, so a solution would be great to have. To be able to use my file anyway for now I found the foll…
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I see, importing the PMIDs with the magic wand worked fine just now, thanks.
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I just encountered the same problem with a Pubmed text file, which I imported using the import function from the file menu, as well as the import from clipboard function. Some abstracts are complete and some are truncated. I added some screenshots t…
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Maybe there is a possibility to write a plugin for this? You could tell the plugin if you'd like to prefer the older or the newer version (=master) and which fields have to be 100% identical and which fields should be taken from master only, then p…