Denis Maier

Ok, I've prepared a script that does this (via Pandoc): ```python import os, sys, subprocess # get testfile testfile = sys.argv[1] styles = [] # get list of styles for...

Here's a skeleton for a batch updater we can use once we figure out what actually needs to be done. The script will accept to arguments, a file containing styles...

Or maybe xmldiff could help us here... https://pypi.org/project/xmldiff/

> These look good to me. Should we talk with Sylvester about maybe making the choose delimiter behavior more consistent with citeproc-js and citeproc-rs? Would be useful, yes! (Or, why...

> Another question: Would it be possible useful to add some more automated style testing? I'm thinking of something like @fbennett's [citeproc-test-runner](https://github.com/juris-m/citeproc-test-runner) or @cormacrelf's [jest-csl](https://github.com/cormacrelf/jest-csl). WDYT? Background: I'm currently looking...

I haven't checked, but if this MLA wants issue titles, then this should be in the official style. A PR would be great. Regarding the other issues: > Author given...

Check the specs: > `initialize` > When set to “false” (the default is “true”), given names are no longer initialized when “initialize-with” is set. However, the value of “initialize-with” is...

In CSL 1.0.2 there's already a term `special-issue`. Can this be used here?

> For once, MLA style suggests the additional preposition "of", as in "special issue of The Medieval History Journal", whereas the entry for `special-issue` is "special issue" only. So there...

> Would that imply that the term `special-issue` needs to be redefined in the style for every language? Yes.