but I the TestFlight is empty, and the page told me that I need to ask for the tester code.

Just did a quick'n'dirty test with Chicago note and it gives me the following output:

I have the same question about a different translation I just finished (maybe I should start another thread, but still). Did you manage to test your translation instead of waiting for a regular update

I’m new to this but Zotero really is amazing! The only other place I’ve seen this ability to extract highlights is a beta importer from Readwise which is far less functional. The annotation integratio

@raffaem Although I did test their integration and provided feedback on it when they initially released it, including noting that citations should be editable in-text. You can edit the citation with t

There's no limit to the number of collections, but we don't regularly test libraries with huge numbers of collection, so I can't give you specific guidance. If you're not syncing, you're less likely t

I manually drag/dropped citations accordingly. I compiled and test and the issue is gone.

I'm using linux & xdg-open to test this.

But first I wish to test sync of the same file: Working on both, the MacOs and iOS version of Zotero.

Yes, I has been testing and sending feedbacks through TestFlight, but recently suddenly Testflight showed “No Apps available to test” and told me to enter invitation code...

No, if this satisfies you, this is fine. I have a test case to prevent regressions, and I have confirmation, so I'm all good.

You're already testing the app. You don't need an invitation code. If you're trying to test on another device, you just need to be logged into TestFlight using the same iCloud account.

So, I deleted all my files in Zotero, then added a few to test things out. When I go to Zotero.org, my PDFs are viewable.

pandoc --citeproc Test.tex --bibliography=testref.bib --csl=chicago-fullnote-bibliography-short-title-subsequent.csl -o test.docx

Thanks for the PDF file, but the issue still can't be reproduced. If you have a chance, you could try to test on another computer.

We don't test Zotero integration with master documents and don't recommend using it with them. We don't have enough development resources to support them.

To test whether ZotFile is working and generally able to move files, try manually moving an attached PDF using Manage Attachments --> Rename attached files.

If you can reproduce this on EBSCO, the relevant test would be to then try to load the PDFs on the EBSCO site to see if you get served the same files.

OK. I made two test references, one in English and one bilingual, to see if Jurism variants have anything to do with it. I set them up in a test document with the Jurism language settings the same as

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