Frank Bennett

Back when I was working on this, I remember thinking that whitelisting/blacklisting with tags might be a conceptually simple way to give users a high degree of flexibility. I think...

The original reason for implementing filtering in the processor was to screen out items that should not appear in the bibliography, following settings in the style. CSL does not provide...

On Mon, May 4, 2020 at 3:34 PM Adomas Ven wrote: > You could do the filtering on client-side, if done by post-processing the > full array of bibliography entries...

I could be wrong, but I don't think a move from affix to delimiter joins can be easily automated. Macros often express different joins depending on the result of conditional...

A generic set of input data and test fixtures that exercise a style through the most common permutations might be used to turn up punctuation and space pairs. If duplicates...

For citeproc-js, there are only the processor-specific tests, unfortunately. In addition to suppression of spaces and duplicate punctuation, there are issues around quotation marks and moving punctuation, where decisions must...

A little bit, but it does need a full description. The test [linked above](https://bitbucket.org/fbennett/citeproc-js/src/tip/tests/fixtures/local/number_EditionOrdinalWithMultiple.txt) currently passes, and covers all the cases I could think of. I've dropped the idea of...

Finally chiming in, sorry for the delay. A few tiny niggles and one suggestion, but the simplicity is good, and I agree on letting bad data lie. In the first...

Yes, the right move would be to remove the reference. There are better tools for the job out there, and I have more important, or at least more pressing, things...

My apologies for the (two-year!) delay in picking up this pull request. There have been some improvements in jurisdiction handling in the meantime, and I'll put this on the front...