Releases: hans/obsidian-citation-plugin
Releases · hans/obsidian-citation-plugin
0.4.5
After far too long a delay, I'm releasing a new version with some critical bugfixes, largely thanks to the excellent developer community of Obsidian / Obsidian Citation Plugin.
Bugfixes:
- Explicitly mark desktop-only support for now (#105 )
- Fix off-by-one year citations (#142 , #40) -- thanks @valmaev !
- Add
titleShort
template variable (#148 ) -- thanks @valmaev ! - Fix link insertion bug: newer versions of CodeMirror moved the cursor to the start of the citation rather than the end (#138) -- thanks @Klemet !
0.4.4
0.4.3
0.4.2
Minor improvements which never made it into a release due to temporary disappearance of the developer :)
0.4.1
0.4.0
Improvements
- You can now open PDFs from within the "open note" dialog -- try pressing Shift-Tab! (If you're a Zotero user, this is only possible if you use the BibLaTeX export -- unfortunately the CSL-JSON format doesn't include PDF information.)
- Overhauled backend -- file reloading issues on Windows and OS X should be resolved, and performance should be improved.
- Overhauled templating system -- you now have access to the full Handlebars expression language. You can use this template to generate a comma-separated list of Obsidian links for each of a paper's authors, for example:
{{#each entry.author}}[[{{this.family}}, {{this.given}}]]{{#unless @last}}, {{/unless}}{{/each}}
You can find a little more information in the plugin settings dialog. Improved documentation should arrive shortly!
0.3.4
Improvements
- Bib(La)TeX citation databases are now supported. This makes the plugin unofficially compatible with most reference managers. You can switch to the BibLaTeX format in the Citations plugin settings.
- Modal dialogs now clearly display when the database is being loaded vs. when the database is ready.
- Minor bugfixes and performance improvements.
0.3.3
0.3.2
Improvements
- Add a new command for inserting Markdown / Pandoc citations, e.g. of the form
[@citekey2000]
. This command is called "Insert Markdown citation" and is not assigned a hotkey by default. Users can also define a secondary Markdown citation format and insert it by using the same command, but pressing Shift+Enter. (cf. #24) - Show an error when literature notes cannot be created. This helps fix lots of previously-invisible issues with non-existent literature note directories. (#13)
- Minor bugfixes.