Fix citation loading: Use BibTeX format instead of Python file for bibliography #1
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Citations in
paper.mdfail to process because the bibliography is stored inbibliography.py. Pandoc's citation processor only recognizes standard formats (BibTeX, CSL JSON/YAML, RIS), not Python files.Changes
bibliography.bib- BibTeX format bibliography with sample academic referencespaper.md- Example paper demonstrating proper citation syntax and YAML frontmatterbibliography.py- Incorrect format preserved for reference (with explanatory comments)CITATION_GUIDE.md- Bilingual documentation on citation setupDEMONSTRATION.md- Comparison of correct vs incorrect format with test commands.gitignore- Excludes generated documentation artifactsUsage
# Generate output pandoc paper.md --bibliography=bibliography.bib --citeproc -o paper.pdfThe
.pyextension causes pandoc to fail with "Could not determine bibliography format". BibTeX (.bib) is required.Warning
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