"video recording" director exported as author in CSL-JSON

[retorquere]

When I export this reference I get

[
  {
    "type": "video",
    "multi": {
      "main": {},
      "_keys": {}
    },
    "title": "The one with the Princess Leia fantasy",
    "publisher": "Warner Home Video",
    "publisher-place": "US",
    "volume": "3",
    "dimensions": "22 min",
    "medium": "DVD",
    "event-place": "US",
    "archive-place": "US",
    "note": "bibtex: friends:leia:dvd\ncontainer-title: Friends\nnumber: 1\noriginal-publisher: NBC\noriginal-date: 1996-09-16",
    "language": "en-US",
    "author": [
      {
        "family": "Mancuso",
        "given": "Gail",
        "multi": {
          "_key": {}
        }
      }
    ],
    "issued": {
      "raw": "2003"
    }
  }
]

where I had expected author to be director.

What is the best way to get test source references your way BTW instead of a screenshot? I use a JSON dump of the (mostly untouched) internal state of the reference in the translator, but you can't import that without having BBT installed.

[fbennett]

If you have the references in Juris-M, a CSL-JSON export should work. Zotero RDF may also push everything across, but that's less well tested in Juris-M.

[fbennett]

I've imported the item (at last!), and the creator comes through in the client as "Director." That's nice, but of course it should be "director" in the CSL, to get the correct label with pluralization support. Needs to be fixed.

[fbennett]

CSL JSON export now forces author to director when exporting JM videoRecording type.

[fbennett]

(Further to the previous note, the fix is in master, and will appear in the next release when it eventually surfaces.)

[retorquere]

This is not yet in 5.0.42m18?

[retorquere]

NM, my tests were off.