Bruce D'Arcus

Out of my depth, but wouldn't `bibtex-completion-display-formats` cover this? Edit: sorry, I think I mean `bibtex-completion-format-entry`, which uses the above to configure; in any case, whatever appropriate function already in...

> Providing annotations for standard `completing-read` (through annotation functions or `marginalia`) only allow to match the article key (in this case `yu2006stochastic`). > > I see this as a pretty...

> Just make everything you want to match on part of the candidate string. So @mtreca - can you not then just use `bibtex-completion-format-entry` to match on, which then allows...

I just tested this; just initially loading the bib and narrowing. One little thing: the matching is ordered? E.g. author, then title, etc. And if there's no author, I actually...

> @bdarcus I am pretty sure candidate ordering is outside of the scope of this project. I personally use [prescient](https://github.com/raxod502/prescient.el) but the [orderless](https://github.com/oantolin/orderless) package is also popular. Yes, you are...

> My suggestion would be bibtex-completion I was thinking the same thing! > I still don't see why embark actions do not show up anymore when calling bibtex-actions, but I...

Thanks @minad. This minimal code, with emacs-sandbox, does now give me access to the commands. ``` elisp (load "/tmp/bib/bibtex-actions.el") (setq bibtex-completion-bibliography '("~/org/bib/academic.bib" "~/org/bib/data.bib")) (use-package embark :ensure t :bind ("M-o" ....

> Did you setup Embark properly with which-key? No, but I just did, and that now works. Thank you. It would probably be worth adding some of these details to...

> There is no real advantage in going through the single action entry point. Actually it is rather the advantage of this design that you have the option to bind...

I'm convinced! So then making this available for selectrum users wouldn't require any code; just a short section of the bibtex-completion docs, say with a suggested config for embark.