If you need someone to test the plugin , let me know.

I generated a new bibtex list of sources, Mac Zot v6.26 would not import it. I tested the list on a Win 10 Zot portable 6.0.30 and it would not import it there either. I checked the validity of the li

If a title contains a hyphen-minus (0x2D, the minus key on the keyboard), then the words surrounding the hyphen-minus are both title-cased as expected in the bibliography (Chicago Manual of Style 18th

I can run any other test you suggest...

I can make a test... I will first instal the new BBT version (manually?), then will run the update to the newest Z8-beta to start the migration.

I have a test build at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/3362, it would be nice to have confirmation, but it passes my test suites, so I intend to release after midnight. Every

No, items aren't loaded after those, but all of the migrated items will be loaded after the migration is done (with the test I explained on the dev list).

Ah I don't know what the final situation would be, I have so far interrupted the test before it could finish.

I wasn't offering a database — just asking if you had one or could make one to test the performance. If you can reproduce items with "Citation Key:" in Extra before the migration ending up with an emp

So that wouldn't trigger BBT during the migration, just after. I have a test that's running now. but are you calling item.loadAllData() every time you work with an item (e.g., to generate a key)?

I'll set up a test with a migration on the 24k. How does the extra migration work? Batch or one by one?

Don't worry, Zotero is an incredible tool for our work, and I'm happy to help! Do you have a database you can test this with, or can you create one with thousands of Extra values? I can explain how to

@emilianoeheyns: Are you testing an actual migration of the Extra field, or just your own code?

I've just ran the 24k test with persistence disabled and as I expected, that is merely fractions of a second faster than with persistence. I could technically hand that off so it would not show up in

@warguelles: It'd be better to test with just BBT enabled so we can be clear that that's what's causing the slowdown. Otherwise yes.

@emilianoeheyns: Right, but it would hang while showing the journal article icon while plugins are processing the Notifier updates, so this is absolutely due to BBT or another plugin (and @warguelles

I just tried creating a new test Word doc again. I was able to insert two citations successfully, but the application froze on the third (same as the first test I mentioned above). Definitely seems to

If you have time, could you test how long the update takes with all plugins disabled? (Auto-sync disabled, a copy of the database, etc.) For me, in a test library, it migrates fields from 2,400 items

If you have time, could you test how long the update takes with all plugins disabled? (Auto-sync disabled, a copy of the database, etc.) For me, in a test library, it migrates fields from 2,400 items

1. Created a new Word test doc with three citations.