Right now, rbbt fails to detect citekeys that have colons in them. For instance, in an .Rmd file that contains this:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit [@Smith:2022]
…running rbbt::bbt_update_bib("whatever.Rmd") results in this error:
Error: not found: Smith
One of the default citekey patterns from BibDesk on macOS is authorname:year, and those carry over to Zotero when migrating from BibDesk to Zotero. Additionally, users can configure Better BibTeX to use colons in the citekey pattern.
This PR adds support for detecting citekeys with colons by expanding the detection regex.
Right now, rbbt fails to detect citekeys that have colons in them. For instance, in an .Rmd file that contains this:
…running
rbbt::bbt_update_bib("whatever.Rmd")results in this error:One of the default citekey patterns from BibDesk on macOS is
authorname:year, and those carry over to Zotero when migrating from BibDesk to Zotero. Additionally, users can configure Better BibTeX to use colons in the citekey pattern.This PR adds support for detecting citekeys with colons by expanding the detection regex.