Open marcfehling opened 2 years ago
About 1: @TechReport
does not have its own jabref/listrefs.techreport.layout
file and so jabref routes it through the generic listrefs.layout
file which looks like this:
\begin{journal}\format[HTMLChars]{\journal}\end{journal}<!--
-->\begin{booktitle}, In: \format[HTMLChars]{\booktitle}\end{booktitle}<!--
-->\begin{howpublished}, \howpublished\end{howpublished}<!--
-->\begin{school}. Thesis at \format[HTMLChars]{\school}\end{school}<!--
-->\begin{address}, \format[HTMLChars]{\address}\end{address}<!--
-->\begin{volume}, vol. \volume\end{volume}<!--
-->\begin{number}(\format[FormatPagesForHTML]{\number})\end{number}<!--
-->\begin{pages}, pp. \format[FormatPagesForHTML]{\pages}\end{pages}<!--
-->\begin{note} (\format[HTMLChars]{\note})\end{note}<!--
-->\begin{publisher}, \format[HTMLChars]{\publisher}\end{publisher}<!--
-->\begin{year}, \format[HTMLChars]{\year}\end{year}<!--
-->.
Apparently it automatically translates the institution
into a school
field, which I agree is a bit weird. You also see from the template where the period at the top of the line comes from.
Apparently it automatically translates the
institution
into aschool
field, which I agree is a bit weird. You also see from the template where the period at the top of the line comes from.
Do you think we could add an institution
field into the generic template? Or would jabref turn the field already into school
while parsing the file? I'll try to find some more information about it.
I can confirm that #406 fixes problem 2.
https://github.com/JabRef/jabref/issues/2505 as well as https://github.com/JabRef/jabref/issues/9149 might be related to problem 1.
If I understood correctly, bibtex
uses both fields institution
and school
independently, while biblatex
only has institution
and uses school
as an alias for institution
(see also https://github.com/JabRef/jabref/issues/9149#issuecomment-1244147305). Maybe that's where the confusion comes from.
Anyways, the solution they are suggesting is to use only one of the two fields.
Workaround is just using one of the two. It will be valid for both cases because the fields resolving works bidirectional.
I noticed two issues when looking for
E. Bängtsson, B. Lund
on https://www.dealii.org/publications.html@TechReport
? https://github.com/dealii/publication-list/blob/bdd0b09cb28444304ca31e0e8cc4145f1469588b/publications-2006.bib#L19-L28BibTeX
button of the 2006 entry, the BibTeX entry for the 2008 publication expands. They both share the same citekeybangtsson.lund:comparison
now since the introduction of bibtool, which is most likely the case for this behavior. This bug has been around before bibtool, but remained hidden until now. A quick fix is to also add the year into the citekey. I'm working on a fix right now.