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This is to avoid unnecessary double entries. If migrating you may set bib as alias for bibliography for backwards compatibility purposes.
Also I really couldn't get the auto detection working. It seems to auto detect in some other path. Maybe it would be better to make it detect in current working directory or in same directory as the current file?
Thanks for such a cool project btw.
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Ok I just realized that mkdnflow.nvim does not necessarily aim to follow standards of pandoc, however it would be nice if it would. Again, it is to avoid unnecessary double entries.
Also I really couldn't get the auto detection working. It seems to auto detect in some other path. Maybe it would be better to make it detect in current working directory or in same directory as the current file?
Regarding this, never mind. I was able to get it working with cwd by setting default path in config, but I just had to disable yaml module otherwise it would always error.
Hi @life00, thanks for the request! Though the goal isn't necessarily to follow pandoc standards, I think a change like this would make sense to avoid needing duplicate entries. I can make both bib and bibliography work.
Hi. I noticed that in YAML configuration
bib
is used, however the right entry name isbibliography
(see https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#citation-rendering-1).This is to avoid unnecessary double entries. If migrating you may set
bib
as alias forbibliography
for backwards compatibility purposes.Also I really couldn't get the auto detection working. It seems to auto detect in some other path. Maybe it would be better to make it detect in current working directory or in same directory as the current file?
Thanks for such a cool project btw.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: