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Mon Nov  1 08:31:08 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.6.
  ## 0.6

* Add Term parameter to TagTerm [API change].

* Add TagPrefix, TagSuffix constructors to Tag [API change].

* Make sure that extracted AuthorOnly names have the correct
      formatting (#55).

* Do case-insensitive sorting, like Zotero (#91).

* Ignore "ibid" entries in computing ambiguities.

* Improved disambiguation for author-in-text citations.

* In disambiguating, convert author-in-text to normal citations.
      Otherwise we disambiguate incorrectly.

* Fix title disambiguation with note style (#90).
      Previously we'd been calculating ambiguities by generating
      renderings for citation items independently of context.
      This meant that we didn't detect ambiguities in "subsequent"
      citations (which might e.g. just have an author).

* Ensure we don't do collapsing of items across a prefix or suffix (#89).
      If we have `[@doe99; for contrasting views see @smith33; @doe00]`,
      we don't want to get collapsing to
      `(Doe 1999, 2000; for contrasting views, see Smith 1933)`.
      This isn't strictly by the spec, but it gives better results.

* Allow collapsing after an initial prefix.

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Sat Aug 21 16:27:59 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.5.
  ## 0.5

* Add `linkBibliography` field to `CiteprocOptions` [API change].
      When this is set to True, we hyperlink bibliography entries according
      to the draft of the CSL v1.02 spec (Appendix VI).  When an entry has
      a DOI, PMCID, PMID, or URL available but none of these are rendered
      by the style, add a link to the title (or, if no title is present,
      the whole entry), using the URL for the DOI, PMCID, PMID, or URL
      (in that order of priority).  (Benjamin Bray, #88.)

* In generating citation labels, only use `issued` date.
      Not, for example, `accessed` (#80).

* Citeproc.Locale: export `lookupQuotes`.  [API change]

* Citeproc.Types: Add `localizeQuotes` method to CiteprocOutput class
      [API change].

* Citeproc.CslJson, Citeproc.Pandoc: Implement `localizeQuotes`.

* Citeproc: apply `localizeQuotes` after rendering.  This ensures
      that quotes are properly localized and flipflopped.  Previously this
      was done in `renderCslJson` (for CSL JSON) and in pandoc
      (for Pandoc Inlines).  It is more consistent to do this as part
      of the rendering pipeline, in citeproc itself.

* Citeproc.CslJson: Drop the Locale parameter from the signature of
      `renderCslJson` [breaking API change].  It was only needed for quote
      localization, which now occurs outside of this function.

* Citeproc.Pandoc: use a Span with class csl-quoted for quotes,
      rather than a Quoted inline.  This way we can leave Quoted elements
      passed in by pandoc alone, and we won't get strange effects like the
      one described in #87 (where `"` behaves differently when in
      a citation suffix).

* Default to Shifted with `icu` flag (#83).  This makes the library
      behave similarly whether compiled with `icu` or with the default
      `unicode-collation` and prevents test failures with `icu`.

* Require recent text-icu with icu flag.
      Older versions don't build with newer versions of icu4c.

* Support links in CslJson (Benjamin Bray). Currently they are
      only supported in rendering, not parsing (in support of #88).

* Allow test cases to specify CiteprocOptions (Benjamin Bray).

* Update locales from upstream.

* Add new CSL tests to repository.

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Mon Jul 19 07:06:10 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.4.1.
  ## 0.4.1

* Change Pandoc `inNote` so it creates a `Span` with class `csl-note`
      rather than a `Note`.  This should make it easier to integrate
      citations with ordinary notes in pandoc.
    * Do not hyperlink author-only citations (#77).  If we do this we get
      two consecutive hyperlinks for author-in-text forms.
    * `movePunctuationInsideQuotes`: only move `,` and `.`, not `?` and `!`,
      as per the CSL spec.

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Sat Jun  5 17:16:32 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.4.0.1.
  ## 0.4.0.1

* Fix bug introduced by the fix to #61 (#74).
      In certain circumstances, we could get doubled "et al.".
    * Depend on unicode-collation unconditionally (#71).  It is necessary
      even when text-icu is used, because of Text.Collate.Lang.
    * Rename tests in extra/ so they fall into categories.

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Thu May 13 08:26:54 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.4.
  ## 0.4

* We now use Lang from unicode-collation rather than defining our own.
      The type constructor has changed, as has the signature of
      parseLang.
    * Use unicode-collation by default for more accurate sorting.
      - text-icu will still be used if the icu flag is set.  This may
        give better performance, at the cost of depending on a large
        C library.
      - Change type of SortKeyValue so it doesn't embed Lang. [API change]
        Instead, we now store a language-specific collator in the Eval Context.
      - Move compSortKeyValues from Types to Eval.
    * Add curly open quote to word splitters in normalizeSortKey.
    * Improve date sorting: use the format YYYY0000 if no month, day,
      and YYYYMM00 if no day when generating sort keys.
    * Special treatment of literal "others" as last name in a list (#61).
      When we convert bibtex/biblatex bibliographies, the form "and others"
      yields a last name with nameLiteral = "others".  We detect this and
      generate a localized "and others" (et al).
    * Make abbreviations case-insensitive (#45).

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Sun Mar 14 22:18:46 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.3.0.9.
  ## 0.3.0.9

* Implement `et-al-subsequent-min` and `et-al-subsequent-use-first` (#60).

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Wed Mar  3 16:35:42 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.3.0.8.
  ## 0.3.0.8

* In parsing abbreviations JSON, ignore top-level fields
     besides "default" (#57), e.g. "info" which is used in Zotero's
     default abbreviations file.

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Tue Feb  2 09:34:13 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.3.0.7.
  ## 0.3.0.7

* Remove check for ASCII in case transform code.
      Previously we weren't doing case transform on words
      containing non-ASCII characters.

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Sun Jan 31 13:49:51 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.3.0.6.
  ## 0.3.0.6

* Fix infinite loop in `fixPunct` (#49).  In a few rare cases
      `fixPunct` would hang.

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Sun Jan 24 16:09:24 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.3.0.5.
  ## 0.3.0.5

* Add a space between "no date" term and disambiguator
      if the long form is used (#47).

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Mon Jan 18 09:06:54 UTC 2021 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.3.0.4.
  ## 0.3.0.4

* Improve disambiguation code.  Add type signatures,
      move some functions to the top-level, and make the
      logic clearer and more efficient.
    * Re-render after each stage of ambiguity resolution
      instead of relying on analysis of names and dates.
      This is necessary especially for styles like
      chicago-note-bibliography which use titles in
      citations.  Closes #44.  No measurable
      performance impact.
    * Update test suite from upstream.
    * Update `it-IT` locale.

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Tue Dec 29 21:16:59 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.3.0.3.
  ## 0.3.0.3

* Fix author-only citations (#43).  We got bad results with some
      styles when a reference had both an author and a translator.

## 0.3.0.2

* Don't use cite-group delimiter if ANY citation in group has
      locator (#38).  This seems to be citeproc.js's behavior and it gives
      better results for chicago-author-date:  we want both
      `[@foo20; @foo21, p. 3]` and `[@foo20, p. 3; @foo21]` to produce
      a semicolon separator, rather than a comma.

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Sat Dec 19 14:46:02 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.3.0.1.
  ## 0.3.0.1

* Better handle `initialize-with` that ends in a nonbreaking space.
      In this case, citeproc should not add an additional space
      or strip the nonbreaking space.  Closes #37.

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Thu Dec 17 12:20:00 UTC 2020 - Ondřej Súkup <mimi.vx@gmail.com>
 
- disable %{ix86} build
 
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Thu Dec 17 10:46:37 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.3.
  ## 0.3

* Change `makeReferenceMap` to return a cleaned-up list of
      references as well as a reference map.  The cleanup-up list
      removes references with duplicate ids.  When there are multiple
      references with the same id, the last one is included and
      the others discarded.  [API change]

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Wed Dec  9 11:28:30 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.2.0.1.
  ## 0.2.0.1

* FromJSON for Name: make straight quotes curly.
      Otherwise nothing will do this, when we are decoding
      JSON to (Reference a), a /= CslJson Text.
    * Remove redundant pragmas and imports (Albert Krewinkel).
    * Use custom prelude with GHC 8.6.* and older (Albert
      Krewinkel).  This adds support for GHC 8.0.x.

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Thu Nov 19 19:50:28 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.2.
  ## 0.2

* Remove `AfterOtherPunctuation` constructor from
      `CaseTransformState` [API change].
      This gave bad results with things like parentheses (#27).
    * Change `SortKeyValue` to include `Maybe Lang` [API change].
      This allows us to do locale-sensitive sorting (though this
      won't matter much unless the `icu` flag is used).
    * Add `Maybe Lang` parameter on `initialize` (since
      capitalization can be locale-dependent).
    * Add cabal.project.icu for building with icu lib.
    * Add (unexported) Citeproc.Unicode compatibility module.
      This allows us to use the same functions whether or not
      the `icu` flag is used.

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Sat Nov  7 15:34:56 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.1.1.1.
  ## 0.1.1.1

* Pay attention to citationNoteNumber in computing position.
      In calculating whether an item is alone in its citation,
      we need to take into account citationNoteNumber, since
      two citations may occur in the same note and they should
      not be ranked "alone." See jgm/pandoc#6813,
      citation-style-language/documentation#121

## 0.1.1

* Ensure that uncited references are sorted last
      when it comes to assigning citation numbers (#22).
    * Remove "capitalize initial term" feature.  This is required by
      the test suite but not the spec.  It makes more sense for us to do
      this capitalization in the calling program, e.g. pandoc.  For some
      citations in note styles may already be in notes and thus not
      trigger separate footnotes.  If initial terms had been capitalized,
      we'd need to uncapitalize, and that is hard to do reliably.
    * Treat empty `FancyVal` as an empty value.
    * Derive Functor, Traversable, Foldable for Result [API change].

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Fri Oct 23 19:25:24 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.1.0.3.
  ## 0.1.0.3

* Better handling of author-only/suppress-author.
      Previously all results of "names" elements were treated
      as authors.  But only the first should be (generally this
      is the author, but it could be the editor of an edited
      volume with no author).  See jgm/pandoc#6765.

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Fri Oct 16 02:00:51 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.1.0.2.
  Upstream has edited the change log file since the last release in
  a non-trivial way, i.e. they did more than just add a new entry
  at the top. You can review the file at:
  http://hackage.haskell.org/package/citeproc-0.1.0.2/src/CHANGELOG.md

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Thu Oct 15 02:01:12 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Update citeproc to version 0.1.0.1.
  ## 0.1.0.1

* Fix sorting when no `<sorting>` element given. The spec says:
      "In the absence of cs:sort, cites and bibliographic entries appear in
      the order in which they are cited." This affects IEEE in particular.  See
      jgm/pandoc#6741.

* Improve `sameNames` and citation grouping.  Preivously if a citation
      item had a prefix, it would not be grouped with following citations.
      See jgm/pandoc#6722 for discussion.

* Remove unneeded `hasNoSuffix` check in `sameNames`.

* Remove unneeded import

* `citeproc` executable: strip BOM before parsing style (#18).

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Tue Oct 13 07:03:02 UTC 2020 - psimons@suse.com

- Add citeproc at version 0.1.

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