From Frank's release notes:
With collapse="year", do not block the collapsing of subsequent
authors due to differences that are masked by et al. truncation of the
name list.
- update to citeproc-js 1.0.109
From Frank's release notes:
Use numeric rather than named entities when producing HTML, to avoid
error if the output is processed as XML in an environment in which
named entities have not been declared.
Fix a flaw in disambiguation logic that could result in a processor
hang, when a creator list with fewer names than its predecessor
required additional names to accomplish disambiguation.
Include the year-suffix as a sortable number string in dates used as
sort keys. Citations that include a year-suffix will now sort
correctly within the citation.
Restore XML to defaults before creating E4X objects.
Repair the processor demo page, which broke after revision 1.0.95.
Restore global XML properties when Zotero.Cite.makeFormattedBibliography() is complete. At some point, we should probably modify our existing uses of E4X not to rely on these properties being set to their defaults.
From 1.0.100:
Allow institutional names to collapse correctly when cite collapsing
options are in effect.
Add an option to identify Vietnamese names and format them correctly
(i.e. always family name first). There is a small possibility of false
positives, so the option is off by default. See the processor manual
for details: http://gsl-nagoya-u.net/http/pub/citeproc-doc.html
From 1.0.101:
Add sortkeys array to skeleton items received during
restoreProcessorState() if it is undefined. Avoids a processor crash
on the first Zotero 2.1 connection to a Zotero 2.0.9 document.
From 1.0.102:
When rendering non-ranged cites collapsed with collapse="year-
suffix", and the year suffix is implicit (not being rendered through a
cs:text node with variable="year-suffix"), add the necessary splice
delimiter details to the number object.
Protect against undefined name.multi.main when checking headline names
for a name tag.
From 1.0.103:
Add a reference to item data in registry objects.
Provide a registry method getSortedRegistryObjects() to return current
bibliography data.
Document new registry method in processor manual.
From 1.0.104:
Make restoreProcessorState() notice that the sequence of citations has
changed, and assign fresh citation IDs to duplicate citations in the
input.
From 1.0.105:
Assure that all ids passed into an array or as a straight variable are
stringified. Loosen condition statements where appropriate to treat
numeric IDs of string and numeric type as equivalent.
This fixes some issues with streams being closed due to overzealous garbage collection in Firefox 3.6. I'm not sure if this is the same as #1773 or not, but it certainly produces export errors.
