Thom Volker

Another solution might be to use `set.seed()` in the global environment, outside the `mice()` call, which is, I think, basically what the `mice` version prior to 3.13.11 did.

Pretty late to the party, but this new implementation also results in unexpected, and potentially unwanted, behavior. Namely, setting a seed in the global environment is reversed within the `mice`...

I am no expert on random seeds, but my intuition says that these three aspects are incompatible, because if after every `mice()` you return to the stage of the random...

My two cents: I think it is bad practice to permanently change system variables on the user's end, especially when it is done implicitly. Perhaps we could ask the user...

I just spend some time to dive into this a little further, and I think the problem lies mainly with `C++` code that implicitly operates in parallel, as I don't...

Is there by any chance any progress on this issue? With output format elsevier-pdf and the APA CSL from Zotero, the same issue occurs. ``` --- title: Test bibliography: bibliography.bib...