if (date && !/^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}$/.test(date)) {

Sorry, we can't debug problems with individual WebDAV servers. You can test with a stock Apache WebDAV install in Docker to see that it works with standard WebDAV servers. (Accessing the server from F

@dstillman : I see multiple commits for webdav in the repository. Is the implementation complete ? If yes, how can I test it ?

if (date && !/^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}$/.test(date)) {

@coreyrayburnyung: The point of starting a new thread and including your own Debug ID is that we can just tell you what the issue is. There's no way you would know from the above that this is the same

Hi, whenever I try to edit an existing in-test citation, Word pops up " You have modified this citation since Zotera generated it. Do you want to keep your modifications and prevent future updates? .

And, now, after disabling all the plugins to test, I face a disappointing new bug: I cannot use the Zotero-word plugin in the new doc

And, now, after disabling all the plugins to test, I face a disappointing new bug: I cannot use the Zotero-word plugin in the new doc(however, it works in old files with reference and bibliography) fi

You can always test it works in a fresh document. If you see extra letters you might just have citations with the same name and the citation style disambiguation kicks in. See https://www.zotero.org/s

They (and you) can see that the SSL Labs test shows "Chain issues: Incomplete" for your proxy server.

The root cause appears to be a failure of Zotero to detect that I do indeed have access to the official version. Perhaps this is due to a CAPTCHA test or an embedded pdf viewer, or maybe interference

I have a new test. ID: D1238408132.

unusual network setup, it would be helpful to test with a local Apache server.

Have you tried with another WebDAV server? E.g., you can test with a local Docker container running Apache.

SSL Labs server test is giving me None Chain issues.

If you provide a Debug ID for a Verify Server attempt, we can confirm (or you can run the test yourself), but that'd be my guess.

I also did a test by adding a new citation, deleting it, and refreshing the bibliography, and the new (now deleted) citation still shows up.

In my institution (a scientific library), we use a Zotero group library with 50+ members for some acquisitions workflows. In order to test our backup strategy, we did a test with a dummy group library

I don't have telemetry to see how many/how large auto-exports users have set up, but the 24k library is way out of the ordinary, and for me is only useful as a stress-test. The 24k uncached library ex

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