If io.sort() fails during accept, log and continue unsorted -- the
insert runs the same processor operation, so a real failure triggers the
document-update error dialog instead of a stuck progress window.
Skipping the sort doesn't affect the inserted citation, which the
processor sorts itself. It only determines the stored item order, and
with it the initial bubble order if the citation is edited later -- the
reopened dialog re-sorts once cited data has loaded.
The preview-handling part of the original commit doesn't apply, since
9.0 doesn't have the citation preview.
(cherry picked from commit e2db3c7966)
- allow to accept the dialog via cmd/ctrl+Enter from
inside of a panel
- enable click-through on item details panel, so
one can click on the "Accept" button without having
to close the popup first
These two measures allow one to add a bubble, modify
the citation via item details popup, and accept it
with one less step (without having to close the popup first)
(cherry picked from commit 40f949ba94)
The once-per-minute rate limit from e40fff6a7d (5.0.91) was inverted,
and the last-error time was never initialized, so the alert hasn't
appeared since 2020.
(cherry picked from commit 632f11db74)
The local-file-change watcher added in f21e1b2d32 accumulated changed
item keys globally but was drained separately by each library's storage
engine, with the drained keys filtered to that library. The first
library to file-sync (normally My Library) consumed all pending events,
and keys belonging to other libraries were silently discarded, so files
modified on disk in group libraries were never marked for upload. The
initial and periodic full-scan fallbacks on Windows and Linux were
likewise global, so only the first library ever received them, and
changes made in other libraries while Zotero was closed were never
detected at all.
The sync runner now drains the watcher once per sync session and
immediately runs the modification check on the changed items across all
libraries, recording any changes in the database, and the per-library
storage engines skip the check entirely unless the watcher reports that
the library needs a full scan:
- On all platforms, a library that has never been scanned gets one full
scan, which also gives libraries one recovery scan for changes dropped
by affected releases.
- On Windows/Linux, where the watchers only capture events while Zotero
is running, each library gets a full scan on its first file sync of
the session, on every manual sync, and daily during background syncs
(instead of the previous 3-hour interval, which dated from when scans
were the primary detection mechanism).
- On macOS, libraries scanned since the last FSEvents journal
discontinuity are tracked in a pref, since the journal -- and
therefore the validity of previous scans -- survives restarts.
Also:
- Check FSEvents event flags and fall back to full scans when events
were dropped or coalesced (MustScanSubDirs/UserDropped/KernelDropped/
EventIdsWrapped), and skip HistoryDone sentinel events
- Disable the watcher for the session and fall back to legacy scanning
on backend errors, including when the inotify watch limit is reached,
instead of continuing with silently incomplete coverage
- Prune scan records for deleted libraries, since SQLite can reuse a
deleted library's libraryID
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/132120/
(cherry picked from commit 06e16c297c)
example:
"Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics" is currently incorrectly abbreviated as "Atmospheric Chem. Phys." should be abbreviated "Atmos. Chem. Phys."
(cherry picked from commit 31b3ead557)
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)
1. 0ff3ec6a1 moved strings referenced in data-search-strings to a new
FTL file (fileRenaming.ftl) but didn't add a <link> to it, so
document.l10n.formatMessages() returned nothing. It fell back to
Zotero.getString(), which threw an error due to a missing string in
en-US. We didn't catch that, so the entire search process aborted
every time.
2. message.attributes is an optional array of { name, value } objects,
not an object itself, so we were never successfully adding FTL .title
and .label attributes to the parsed strings.
This fixes the 0ff3ec6a1 regression, and makes search match FTL
attributes as it was always intended to.
Fixes#5947
vacuum() and the APFS-cloning offline backup path both close and
reopen the SQLite connection, which drops all ATTACHed databases --
including the in-memory "indexing" alias used for the fulltextWords
scratch table set up in Fulltext.init(). Once the connection is
reopened, indexing queries fail with "no such table:
indexing.fulltextWords", and indexItems()'s ignoreErrors path
routes the error to logError(), so indexing silently stops working
for the rest of the session.
Add an onConnect() hook on Zotero.DBConnection for per-connection
state that doesn't persist across reopens, and use it from
Fulltext.init() to re-attach the indexing DB on each reconnect.
Regression sources:
- 67288047f3 ("Use APFS cloning for file copies on macOS") flips
online idle backups to offline-with-clone on APFS, so every idle
backup interval (24h default) closes and reopens the connection.
Affects Mac users on APFS.
- b27c4cb023 ("Enable SQLite WAL mode and add periodic VACUUM
INTO") adds the vacuum path, which closes and reopens on the
first idle period in a session that passes the freelist/time
gates. Affects all users with sufficient DB churn, roughly once
per 14 days.
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/131576/debug-id-d848621212-indexing-of-pdfs-fail-zotero-9-0-3https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/131718/possible-bug-regression-report-search-unusable-on-macos-zotero-9-0-3-with-large-library
(cherry picked from commit 70c4cadab1)
In list mode, sort libraries by the count of their items
cited in the current document, falling back to alphabetic sorting
when counts are equal, with "My Library" always getting
priority over other groups.
Fixes: #5924
(cherry picked from commit 8f44172342)
The test opened an advanced search window but never closed it, which
likely caused the intermittent failures in the ZoteroPane focus() test
"should shift-tab across the zotero pane".
(cherry picked from commit 504447de41)
I guess the Headers class accessible from test code is different from
the Headers class in http.js (for the purposes of instanceof, at least).
(cherry picked from commit 2f38926da5)
Use one registry to avoid competing of language detect between plugins,
as resources declared as optional is identical to resource missing and thus fails the check and returns null for the string (https://searchfox.org/mozilla-esr140/source/intl/l10n/rust/l10nregistry-rs/src/registry/asynchronous.rs#140)
Register the plugin FTL for all languages Zotero supports with proper fallback logic so that even resources are declared as required, the check doesn't fail when plugin doesn't provide the resource.
Fix Zotero.File.getResourceAsync to use NetUtil channel to handle jar: url with `@`.
(cherry picked from commit e13e85b2e5)
When a custom data directory is on a network share or in a cloud storage
folder, SQLite can fail to open with NS_ERROR_STORAGE_IOERR and the user
previously had to manually edit prefs.js to recover. Show a "Use Default
Location" button in the startup error dialog that resets the data
directory pref and restarts.
Addresses #4860
(cherry picked from commit 0b15b794e6)
