The extra \n to be matched is problematic if the bib file doesn't end with one, resulting in the last element to not show.
A possible fix is to just remove that \n at the end. I'm not sure how the code works exactly, but it seems that any bib element is collapsed between the outermost {} pair so the first \n seems enough to match the pattern correctly. Otherwise the solution is to combine the two separate matches (data:gmatch("@.-\n}\n") and data:gmatch("@.-\n}$")) since Lua doesn't support alternation.
Hello.
I believe the issue is with this line of code: https://github.com/aspeddro/cmp-pandoc.nvim/blob/0bde46176e78d50773c02bcee8352ba19d3e7be3/lua/cmp_pandoc/parse.lua#L129
The extra
\nto be matched is problematic if thebibfile doesn't end with one, resulting in the last element to not show.A possible fix is to just remove that
\nat the end. I'm not sure how the code works exactly, but it seems that any bib element is collapsed between the outermost{}pair so the first\nseems enough to match the pattern correctly. Otherwise the solution is to combine the two separate matches (data:gmatch("@.-\n}\n")anddata:gmatch("@.-\n}$")) since Lua doesn't support alternation.