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Releases: alex-ball/biblatex-oxref

Version 3.3

26 Aug 14:08
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  • Added Polish localization module (thanks to Sebastian Wasiuta).
  • Changed implementation of parallel list processing (names, publishers and locations) to respect the localization and customization of list delimiters.
  • Improved consistency of bibstrings regarding translated versions.

Version 3.2

23 Nov 17:27
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  • Improved Spanish localization module (thanks to Bruno Maltras: #22).
  • Fixed incompatibility between the name format used by oxalph/oxyear and the "smart and" feature of the standard Spanish localization module.

Version 3.1

21 Jun 21:59
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  • Added \DeclareAbbrEndChars command for configuring the characters used to detect abbreviated journal titles, and removed an accented character from this list that clashed with Babel support for Spanish (#18).

  • Added Spanish localization module (thanks to Bruno Maltras for the translations: #20, #21).

Version 3.0

01 Feb 18:21
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  • Improved the handling of legal citations, including a long-overdue implementation of the advertised userb field behaviour. People relying on the old behaviour may have to update their documents, hence the change in major version number.

  • Updated internals to take advantage of newer biblatex features (e.g. plk/biblatex#1127).

  • Updated internals to remove some issues that blocked translations to other languages.

  • To facilitate unit testing, the examples in the documentation now align with the actual output of the styles; previously, some examples contrasted the output with the respective text from the source works.

  • Fixed bug in oxyear/oxalph styles where entries in the bibliography would be sorted by a date other than the one used for the label (#16).

Version 2.2

18 Jan 22:43
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  • Fixed bug in string tests triggered by font changing commands (and probably other macros) in journal titles and subtitles (#13).

  • The default biblatex position for back references is just before related entries are printed, which is because the standard styles place each related entry on a new line. As pointed out in #14, this is not suitable for oxref, which prints them seamlessly all on one line, so they have now been moved to the very end of all entry types.

  • A new option, norelatedin, has been introduced to prevent related strings (such as ‘from’ and ‘originally published as’) being following immediately by the ‘in’ localization string that appears in inbook and similar entries. For backwards compatibility, this is off by default (#15).

  • Fixed long-standing bug that rendered the relationpunct option non-operative.

Version 2.1

19 Oct 09:44
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  • Internals have been updated in anticipation of biblatex 3.16.

Version 2.0.1

27 Jan 16:37
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  • Fixes missing declaration of the inaudio and inmusic entry types in the data model.

Version 2.0

20 Sep 15:14
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The change in major release number reflects a breaking change in the way that the oxnotes and oxnum styles format mvbook (etc.) entries when relatedtype = {multivolume} is set.

  • Changed handling of the multivolume entry relation to accord with standard usage
  • Updated handling of datasets to match new standard driver.
  • Fixed bug in dashed bibliography option (issue #9).
  • Fixed bug in manuscript date suppression (oxyear/oxalph)
  • Fixed harmless compilation warnings

Version 1.2

20 Sep 14:43
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  • Internals have been updated for biblatex v3.13a.

Version 1.1

19 Feb 17:17
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  • Supporting the multiple variants of the verbose citation style from standard biblatex was something of a hack. This has now been done properly with the introduction of dedicated variants oxnotes-ibid, oxnotes-inote, oxnotes-note, oxnotes-trad1, oxnotes-trad2, and oxnotes-trad3. The happy result of this is that the citepages option from the standard verbose styles now works properly. The downside is that if you load one of the standard verbose citation styles directly (as previously suggested in the manual) you will no longer get the advertised formatting ‘(pages) at (page)’. (Issue #8)

  • The test used for deciding if EU cases are singular or plural has been documented and made slightly configurable.

  • A regression in the formatting of multivolume related items has been fixed.

  • Some typographical errors in the documentation have been corrected.