For a dependent CSL style with no default-locale of its own, citeproc-js
parses the parent's XML and silently uses the parent's default-locale
over any user-selected locale, making the locale dropdown a no-op. Add
a Zotero.Style.effectiveLocale getter that falls back to the parent's
locale, and use it in updateLocaleList and the locale-selector custom
element to disable the dropdown in that case.
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/comment/512891/#Comment_512891
(cherry picked from commit cfd5596814)
* makeFormattedBibliographyOrCitationList(): Don't modify CSL.Engine state
Use previewCitationCluster(), which leaves the processor state alone,
instead of calling appendCitationCluster(), which has side effects and
isn't used anywhere else in Zotero.
* Make CSL.Engine caching opt-in
* Remove unnecessary CSL.Engine reinitialization
* Code style
* Add/update tests
After citation-style-language/styles#7928 renamed Vancouver styles to
NLM terminology, Zotero installations end up with both vancouver.csl
and nlm-citation-sequence.csl. To fix, on init, delete any installed style
whose ID appears in the renamed-styles mapping if the target style
also exists.
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Co-authored-by: Dan Stillman <dstillman@zotero.org>
restoreProcessorState() breaks locale-specific punctuation (and is
deprecated).
rebuildProcessorState() is enough if we're passing an empty citation
list; if we're reinitializing with a new non-empty list, call
updateItems() first.
Also:
- Add tests for this issue and for potential regressions in disambiguation handling
Contains a dummy doc plugin, which is useful for:
- Testing integration.js functionality
- Serving as succint documentation for development of new integration
plugins
