Sam Bull

Error running flake8-mypy

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When I run flake8, I just get a bunch of these errors and nothing else from mypy: ``` /home/ubuntu/.local/lib/python3.6/site-packages is in the MYPYPATH. Please remove it. See https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/running_mypy.html#how-mypy-handles-imports for more...

Would be great if the scripts tab allowed you to order it by memory or hits.

Doesn't pick up extras_require

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Thanks for the quick fix. Currently, it doesn't seem to pick up anything from `extras_require` in setup.py. I'm now seeing `I900 'aioredis' not listed as a requirement` etc. on https://github.com/aio-libs/aiocache/pull/561/files....

no attribute 'capitalize_first' (iso690-numeric-sk, associacao-brasileira-de-normas-tecnicas-ufmg-face-full, associacao-brasileira-de-normas-tecnicas-ufjf)

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Seems our users are giving this library a thorough testing. :P ``` >>> import citeproc as c >>> import citeproc_styles as cs >>> s = c.CitationStylesStyle(cs.get_style_filepath("iso690-numeric-sk")) >>> r = {'type':...

Preformat affixes

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Fixes #97

Citation produces double period

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When generating a citation (e.g. with APA), it seems to produce a double period (A. A..): ``` Lee, S. K., & Kader, A. A.. (2000). Preharvest and postharvest factors influencing...

no attribute 'render' (online-currents, bluebook-law-review, public-law-review, bluebook2, iso690-note-cs, journal-of-judicial-administration, oxford-art-journal, catholic-biblical-quarterly)

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When using the `'online-currents'` style, an exception is thrown when trying to generate the citation. ``` >>> import citeproc as c >>> import citeproc_styles as cs >>> s = c.CitationStylesStyle(cs.get_style_filepath("online-currents"))...

no attribute 'single' (iso690-author-date-sk, oxford-centre-for-mission-studies-harvard)

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``` >>> import citeproc as c >>> import citeproc_styles as cs >>> s = c.CitationStylesStyle(cs.get_style_filepath("iso690-author-date-sk")) >>> r = {'type': 'article', 'id': 'ref0', 'title': None, 'DOI': '10.1271/kagakutoseibutsu.51.483', 'author': [{'family': 'Ikeda', 'given':...

``` >>> import citeproc as c >>> import citeproc_styles as cs >>> s = c.CitationStylesStyle(cs.get_style_filepath("norma-portuguesa-405")) >>> r = {'type': 'article', 'id': 'ref0', 'title': None, 'DOI': '10.1271/kagakutoseibutsu.51.483', 'author': [{'family': 'Ikeda', 'given':...

Produces borked HTML

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It seems citeproc produces borked HTML, and should be properly escaping parts of the citation. Example code: ``` >>> import citeproc as c >>> import citeproc_styles as cs >>> s...