While working on the abbreviations of Swiss courts and jurisdictions we noticed that Juris-M doesn’t pick up the updated (jurisupdate -j ch) abbreviation and map files. The files in ~/Juris-M/juris-abbrevs and ~/Juris-M/juris-maps do in fact show the additional courts and subjurisdictions but neither the Juris-M interface shows them nor can they be cited in Word.
For verification, I tried some simple "typo corrections" in juris-at-desc.json which did come through in the maps and abbrevs files but it isn’t revealed in the UI or in Word, either.
Edit: testing with citeproc-test-runner, the abbrev-files load fine and work as expected.
While working on the abbreviations of Swiss courts and jurisdictions we noticed that Juris-M doesn’t pick up the updated (
jurisupdate -j ch) abbreviation and map files. The files in~/Juris-M/juris-abbrevsand~/Juris-M/juris-mapsdo in fact show the additional courts and subjurisdictions but neither the Juris-M interface shows them nor can they be cited in Word.For verification, I tried some simple "typo corrections" in juris-at-desc.json which did come through in the maps and abbrevs files but it isn’t revealed in the UI or in Word, either.
Edit: testing with citeproc-test-runner, the abbrev-files load fine and work as expected.