Multiple terms with the same first word

[daniela-palleschi]

I'm trying to include both 'replication' and 'replication crisis' as terms, but only the definition for 'replication crisis' is printed in the table or pops up with hover.

When I changed 'replication' to 'replicationy', then the definition for both terms was presented (i.e., when they don't have the same first word).

Even when I use 'the replication crisis' the definition for 'replication' is not printed.

Here is the code from the glossary.yml file:

power: |
  The probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is false, for a specific analysis, effect size, sample size, and criteria for significance.

reproducibility: |
  Re-generating the results from a given analysis, for which (minimally) the code and data must be available. Reproducibility is achieved when the same results are regenerated.

replication crisis: |
  A methodological crisis across sciences in which many previous studies, including foundational ones, have failed to replicate

replication: |
  Collecting new data to compare the new results to those from a previously reported study

With the following in my Quarto document:

library(glossary)
glossary_popup("hover")
glossary_path("glossary/glossary.yml")
glossary_table()

Are there any work around suggestions?

[JanionNevill]

I had the same issue with "Git" and "GitHub" as entries.

[JanionNevill]

Apparently, this issue has already been resolved, but it hasn't been released. If you remove the package from R, then reinstall using remotes::install_github("https://github.com/debruine/glossary"), then you will be able to include terms which extend other terms.

[daniela-palleschi]

@JanionNevill Great, that fixed the problem. Thanks!