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Three dashes in extra field for generating markdown files from bibtex #10640

Three dashes in extra field for generating markdown files from bibtex

Three dashes in extra field for generating markdown files from bibtex #10640

Workflow file for this run

name: 'Manage issues and nag about debug logs'
on:
issues:
types: [opened, edited, closed, reopened]
issue_comment:
types: [created, edited, closed]
jobs:
nag:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: retorquere/label-gun@main
with:
token: ${{ github.token }}
label.exempt: question
label.awaiting: awaiting-user-feedback
label.log-required: needs-debug-log
label.reopened: reopened
log-id: "([A-Z0-9]{8}(-refs)?-(apse|euc))|([A-Z0-9]{8}-[^-]+)"
message.log-required: |
Hello @{{username}},
`@retorquere` is ready to assist you with Better BibTeX. In order to do so efficiently, a debug log is generally required. The information it containst is key to him understanding, replicating, and resolving your issue.
**Here’s how you can share your debug log:**
1. If your issue involves specific references, citekey generation, or exports, right-click on the relevant item(s) and select "Better BibTeX -> Submit Better BibTeX debug log" from the menu.
2. For issues where items do not play a role, follow these steps:
* Restart Zotero with debugging enabled (Help -> Debug Output Logging -> Restart with logging enabled).
* Reproduce the problem.
* Choose "Send Better BibTeX debug report..." from the help menu.
After these steps, you will receive debug ID displayed in red. Please share this ID with `@retorquere` in this issue thread. If your query is about an export, include both the actually exported result and your expected/desired outcome.
Sharing your debug log gives `@retorquere` a view of your Better BibTeX configuration and the elements contributing to the issue. This helps him address your concerns more efficiently.
Thank you.
**PS: If the Debug Log menu is not available, or if it fails to send the debug log**, you can use the option under “Help” > “Send debug log to file.io”.
message.no-close: Thanks for the feedback! Just so you know, GitHub doesn't let me control who can close issues, and @retorquere likes to leave bug reports and enhancements open as a nudge to merge them into the next release.