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I will use the alpha style “in the wild”! But no worries, for now I do not have such a collision and this is also really not urgent.
Yes once I have finished the PR (maybe this week), I will add it to the list of examples, for sure.
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That’s definitely a workaround! It also has the benefit that you have the same labels in the docstrings as in the rendered documentation, when reading them in a text editor.
I might be able to push out a smarter :alpha
style today, though.
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You are absolutely correct! I thought I could slide this one by for the moment 😉
The way I was planning to fix this was to have a slightly smarter :alpha
style. More specifically, one would have an AlphaStyle
object that gets passed as style
to CitationBibliography
, and which would keep track of all generated labels, and modify them appropriately when there are duplications. Similar to (but simpler than) the approach in #13, and in fact a good example for a "stateful" style to be discussed in the documentation.
I'd prioritize this a bit more if someone actually wanted to use the :alpha
style "in the wild", but it will be fixed eventually, in any case. (Just probably not in the next few weeks, due to conference travel.)
I promise this is the last issue for now
Not at all! Keep them coming!
I even managed to rework my references and have a PR at that is [...] reworked and I think it is overall quite nice!
When it's merged and the documentation is online, feel free to make a PR here to add Manopt to the list of examples.
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I am trying to convert Oscar.jl to the v1.0.0
and would like to stay with the :alpha
mode that was decided on long ago. Unfortunately, there occur some collisions of the above form.
I think this is a blocker for us to use it until this is fixed.
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Alright, I'll give it some priority
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We change to https://juliadocs.org/DocumenterCitations.jl/v1.0.0/gallery/#Custom-style:-Citation-key-labels for the time being, as we can put working and distinct labels in the .bib
file.
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Should be fixed in #31. Have a look if this works as expected, if you can
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Should be fixed in #31. Have a look if this works as expected, if you can
I unfortunately will be out of office the whole week, and without any device running julia.
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I'm okay with waiting a little bit…
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Thanks for working on that, due to conferences and travels, II will only have time around Wednesday to take a look, but if you are sure it works merge it without my feedback for sure.
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Take your time, this is really for you guys' benefit, so it makes more sense to wait until you've had a chance to look at it 😉
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Should be fixed in #31. Have a look if this works as expected, if you can
The preview in https://juliadocs.org/DocumenterCitations.jl/previews/PR31/gallery/#alphabetic_style looks great. Unfortunately, I cannot get it to work on my repo, but that may be due to my local setup.
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Related Issues (20)
- Incompatible with `linkcheck` HOT 2
- Note = not displayed (or: add customs fields in display of a BibteX entry) HOT 5
- Render citation from docs also in in REPL HOT 7
- About non canonical bibliography inconsistencies (to autodocs) HOT 4
- Allow to exclude specific entries from the bibliography
- How to use `:numeric` but with `:nyt` sorting HOT 6
- doctest and CitationBibliography HOT 11
- Add support for bioRxiv and HAL preprint servers
- Citations from docstrings are not collected HOT 5
- Transform citations with missing references HOT 1
- Add support for corporate authors HOT 5
- This package fails PkgEval HOT 9
- Support `urldate` field HOT 2
- DocumenterCitations 1.3.0 is a breaking change? HOT 24
- Markdown syntax in strings in BibTeX entries is not escaped HOT 4
- Any valid BibTeX entry should be able to auto-link both a URL and a DOI
- Show reference on hover HOT 1
- Backlinks
- Use multiple .bib files to create citation
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