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support "nocite"? #322
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Good idea! This should be really easy to implement if anyone would like to take a stab at it. Basically, just duplicate the cite tag and, instead of rendering the citation, just adding the keys to For testing, one of these cited-only tests can be easily adapted. |
Took a quick stab at it, when trying to add test I am running into the following. I can repro this even at
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First off, thanks so much for making this plugin! 😃
I am migrating my blog to use jekyll, where I used pandoc previously. It supports
\nocite{xxx}
, and is helpful when I don't need to explicitly cite the items, but simply print out a list of selected references. Therefore,should ideally NOT generate
[1][2][3]
in place, but DO print out them uponbibliography
is called:Probably not a super popular usage, but definitely helpful for my case. Appreciate if this can be supported!
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