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Code examples to get you started with EUREC⁴A data.
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References with Author Year style #55

Closed d70-t closed 2 years ago

d70-t commented 3 years ago

References should be in Author Year style in stead of initial letter. However we are not yet sure how to set this up properly. See #54 for the progress so far.

observingClouds commented 2 years ago

I follow up on this issue because not only does the author year look more pleasing, but it makes more sense when differentiating between text-citations and parentheses-citations. I think the readability of the pages would benefit from this distinction.

75 applies this distinction and also changes to the author year format.

What is your opinion? This requires sphinxcontrib.bibtex>=2.2.0 but shouldn't be any longer of concern as it was in #54 and in particular in this comment. Version 2.2.0 is over a year old and should be widely supported by now.

d70-t commented 2 years ago

Thanks for pushing this forward!

As far as I can see, the book builds cleanly now, however as this commit introduced sphinxcontrib.bibtex>=2.2.0 to jupyterbook, we might have to require jupyterbook>=0.12.2 for this to work nicely everywhere.

observingClouds commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the positive feedback!

I cannot follow from the your @d70-t referenced commit that we need to bump up the jupyterbook version. The referenced commit is already present in version 0.11.0a1. Therefore the current requirement of jupyter-book>0.11.0 should be fine, right?

d70-t commented 2 years ago

Indeed... it seems I'm not skillful enough in using git blame properly...

observingClouds commented 2 years ago

Great, then #75 should now close this issue 😄

d70-t commented 2 years ago

75 is now merged 🎉