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This is a good suggestion but I wonder if it can already be accomplished by current features.
One can already supply additional bibtex files to adstex
with -r
, so that adstex
would know those citation keys exist. This is useful for citation keys like Planck18
, numpy
etc.
I understand that you would also want to these entries (adstex
does not update the files specified by -r
). But I am implementing #3, which let you use
adstex my_own_bib.bib
to update the entries. So you can run this on those custom bibtex files once a while to update them.
This involves more steps, but seems more consistent with the idea of using bibtex files as the libraries (so that we don't need to create a new library format).
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Yes, but the entire point of adstex is that I can give up having to deal with my central bibtex file.
The issue there is that in a typical workflow, someone invites me to work on their overleaf paper that already comes seeded with some bib file. Then I copy my cosmo.bib over, add to repo and immediately there are duplications between the two and when I update I often forget to update cosmo.bib in my repo and instead update paper's cosmo.bib, i.e things go awry very soon.
But perhaps the solution is to use \defcitealias instead -- that has the advantage of taking care of duplicates... Let me think a little...
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This is a relevant link:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/44877/bibtex-with-multiple-aliases-for-the-same-reference
You probably want ID field with aliases in your bib file (second answer), but perhaps for another day!
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the entire point of adstex is that I can give up having to deal with my central bibtex file
Indeed!
But my point is that maintaining a .adstexrc
file is not that different from maintaining a bibtex file.
Citation aliases are indeed really difficult to deal with. The IDS
field is a good solution but it only works with biblatex
, and I think most astro people still use natbib
.
For now, adstex
does detect if there are citation keys that point to the same paper, and prints out warning messages at the end. It doesn't fix the issue for you though.
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- recognize "bibentry" and "nobibliography" HOT 3
- Bug when key exists in others HOT 1
- Failed to update arxiv items in existing bib files HOT 6
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- Syntax error from a very specific DOI HOT 2
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- Update existing bibtex file HOT 3
- support apacite-style citations HOT 3
- Command line option to skip SSL certificate validation while connecting to api.adsabs.harvard.edu HOT 2
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