Closed k3KAW8Pnf7mkmdSMPHz27 closed 3 years ago
Same issue for me. I always manually rewrite bibtex-key which i fetch from inspire or ads
@bulmust, the workaround(s) work for now?
No, still problematic. Bibtex-key is not fetched from Inspire.
My configs and version are:
I meant using the citation key pattern [BIBTEXKEY]
or [CITATIONKEY]
while importing. (discussed here on discourse)
However, that might not be convenient for you unless you always want to keep the imported keys.
I debugged a bit and the problem seems to be that this import handler doesn't check the preferences if the key should be overwritten or not. And further down there isn't any check either.
So the solution would be to add a check for the setting from the CitationKeyPrefereces.
I meant using the citation key pattern
[BIBTEXKEY]
or[CITATIONKEY]
while importing. (discussed here on discourse) However, that might not be convenient for you unless you always want to keep the imported keys.
Thank you. It is solved.
Before Jabref 5.x versions, this option was default. Solution is following:
Hey, I've (possibly) been able to fix this, but I'm not sure if it's according to JabRefs intended behaviour for this feature (more details on that can be found in the Pull Request).
Relevant links
Temporary workaround
It is possible to keep citation keys by using the citation key pattern
[CITATIONKEY]
during the import.:
must also be removed from the "Remove the following characters" field in preferences. It should be possible to use the regexp in https://github.com/JabRef/jabref/issues/7111#issuecomment-731763262 to create a workaround where a different pattern is used when there is no citation key in the imported entry. (If someone manages with this approach, feel free to add a comment and perhaps others will also find it useful)Steps to reproduce the behavior: