Local object versions can be higher than remote versions, because we
upload in batches and only record the version from the last batch.
This could cause trouble if an object failed to upload during a Restore
to Online Library, causing it to be retried later with version 0 (unlike
during a restore when the version is omitted), causing the library to be
reset, causing any local objects with higher local versions to be
redownloaded.
Set 'control' to the id of either the value label or the textbox,
depending on whether the field is being edited. This causes NVDA to read
the label associated with the textbox, but seemingly only the first time
it's selected.
Unfortunately NVDA also does some other unpleasant things, like reading
a description from the duplicate-merging pane, which isn't the active
element in the deck, and reading the entire text, including all field
labels, of the item box) I'm not sure how much we can improve this until
we're on Electron.
VoiceOver doesn't read the textbox's label either, even though it does
so in the bookmarks window in Firefox. Maybe things have improved since
Firefox 52, so we can text again after upgrading to Firefox 60.
Addresses #1411
Moving a translated item from a non-filesEditable library to a
filesEditable library would fail (because the endpoint handler was named
"SaveItem" instead of "SaveItems").
Fixeszotero/zotero-connectors#235
E.g., if you have a main profile using ~/Zotero and create a second
"Work" profile, a "~/Zotero Work" data directory will be created
automatically and set as a custom data directory
If you entered a date that was in DST (including the current date at
00:00:00) but you were in standard time, the previous day was displayed.
Since access dates for saved items include explicit timestamps and most
people don't work between the hours of midnight and 3 a.m., this didn't
come up very often, and it was easy to miss when it did, since you'd be
unlikely to notice it for previously entered dates. (Someone noticed it
today because DST ended in Australia.)
This only affected the item pane, so citations were unaffected.
