Rintze M. Zelle, PhD

> I see that I misspoke and you only were referring to the field-category. That ticket was only about removing the CSL terms for the categories, not the categories themselves....

We should also switch all new documentation (like the spec) from CC BY SA 3.0 to 4.0.

@zuphilip, it looks like that file came from the requirejs project, and it seems that the packed version was deprecated four years ago: http://requirejs.org/docs/jquery.html#oldexample and https://github.com/requirejs/requirejs/commit/c0721838c455545ab9e4111bc191ef3d8e357910#diff-0e4001b2ab34240aa60898bba3618dcdR50

> I'm happy to try to help review&test PRs on this, but given my experience with updating js libraries and keeping the code working (i.e. stuff always breaks and it...

(I'm still working up the courage to try out the build script)

@zuphilip, how will running it in Docker help you? (curious since I have no experience with Docker)

Cool. So how long do the builds take with your setup? (also, do you have any recommended resources for those new to Docker? I tinker a little with Linux VMs...

> Technically I don't "build" the docker images but I just "run" one. Ah, okay. So you just do "jekyll serve" as written at https://github.com/citation-style-language/csl-editor-demo-site#to-setup-development-version I thought you were running...

> Also, the configure.sh script just runs a long time, so that any errors that don't break it immediately are "costly" in terms of time. > FWIW, deploy.sh is a...

Oh, you have to run configure.sh by hand? (https://github.com/citation-style-language/csl-editor-demo-site/blob/master/README.md is silent on it)