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New version of Infoclio styles #3898

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nchachereau commented Jan 30, 2019

This is an update to a custom style for history students in Switzerland. See #234 for the original pull request, and #3400 for the last update.

Changes:

  • When given, DOIs are now always preferred to URLs, even for webpages, weblog posts and forum posts; a new macro ensures that DOIs and URLs are displayed in a consistent manner (in the last update, a bug had crept in)
  • The edition field is displayed for newspaper articles (important for historians citing articles from an era with two or even three daily editions for some newspapers)
  • Added support for datasets

I look forward to your feedback and take this opportunity to thank you for the time invested in this repository! 🙏
nchachereau added 7 commits Jan 24, 2019
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Use a macro for access date to ensure consistency
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Display edition for newspaper articles
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Also show DOI pour webpages and (weblog) posts
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Clean up whitespace
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Add support for citing datasets
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Display version field for datasets
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Display "Ausgabe" not "Auflage" for edition in German
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@rmzelle rmzelle merged commit f12a401 into citation-style-language:master Feb 2, 2019
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rmzelle commented Feb 2, 2019

Looks good, thanks!
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