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[krivard]

Overview

What did you change?

Three new papers cite us! Wildfires, enforcement, and "passing the savings onto not our customers, no"

[zaneselvans]

I continue to be unreasonably surprised by every piece of evidence that people are using our data.

[zaneselvans]

The eprint field seems to be generating a bad link:

arXiv:https://doi.org/10.1086/734779

And actually ctrl-F-ing through the bibliography I see that there are a lot of other bad arXiv links too (and a few good ones)

[zaneselvans]

I think the DOI field needs to be just the bare DOI, rather than a URL -- this is producing:

doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tej.2025.107475

as it tries to construct a DOI URL itself.

[zaneselvans]

• I went ahead and fixed the DOI / eprint formatting issues I saw across both of our external citation .bib files
• Also added docs/**.bib to the list of file patterns for which changes don't trigger the integration tests in the merge queue.

[zaneselvans]

Huh. @jdangerx I tried to add the .bib files to the list of files that can be changed without triggering the integration tests in the merge queue, but it still seems to be running the integration tests.

Oh. Lol. I guess it's running the integration tests because I edited the pytest.yml file to add docs/**.bib so it would ignore them. Next time!