From Frank's release notes for 1.0.69:
Suppress a leading prefix character that is nested at an arbitrary
depth on the subsequent sibling hierarchy of the current output blob
object, where it would result in duplicate punctuation in the
flattened output.
Fix over-aggressive suppression, on subsequent items, of variables
that are called through cs:substitute (and are therefore suppressed
within the current item).
Define print statement conditionally, following suggestions from
Carles Pina and Fergus Gallagher.
Limit suppression of a year that is identical to the volume number
only for cites in which volume and container-title are both rendered,
and volume precedes container-title. Suppression allows legal cites
such as The King v. Lockwood, 99 Eng. Rep. 379 (K.B. 1782) and
Hastings v. Perkins, 1930 P. 217 (Eng. C.A.) to be handled with a
single item type and without resorting to presentation toggles in the
input data. Limiting suppression to cites in which a rendered volume
precedes a rendered container-title prevents this behavior from
corrupting other citation forms.
From Frank's release notes for 1.0.70:
Adopt conventions from Chicago 16th ed. for commas that follow
terminal punctuation in user content fields such as title.
- fix attachment export/import
- make Translator return a copy of displayOptions or configOptions objects
- adjust file export functions for above change
- Translators now use configOptions and displayOptions properties in their metadata instead of Zotero.configure() and Zotero.addOption() to specify interfaces.
- Replaced now broken Zotero.Utilities.inArray() appearances in MODS.js with proper indexOf() calls
From Frank's release notes:
Further refactoring of output queue mechanism, to unify all quote-
swapping and detection code for duplicate terminal punctuation and
spaces in a single function. No changes to behavior, unless there is
a hole in the test suite somewhere.
Fix an output nesting mismatch error triggered by items with two
institutional authors in sequence, when rendered with a style that
sorts on the bibliography.
In the output queue mechanism, fix a bug in the migration of a leading
terminal character in a prefix to the preceding sibling suffix.
