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Basically, a document's references should reflect its bibliographic references according to its publication date, e.g. should not render the "withdrawn/replaced" footnote beyond its own publishing date.
Since this document was already published and has replaced a number of its references, it is now showing that it "itself" has cancelled and replaced its references. Which is incorrect because at the year it was published, those documents were not cancelled/replaced (until this particular document was published!).
We need to set the "publication date" (or an override) so that the bibliographic items are "rewound" to that publication date when generating references.
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(from ISO/IEC 2382:2015) Historical documents should not cite "withdrawn/replaced" footnote beyond its own publishing year
(from ISO/IEC 2382:2015) Bibliographic references status (withdrawn/cancelled) should be shown adhering to publication date
Nov 14, 2024
Backdating the reference fetch and backdating the superseding footnotes within the reference are likely distinct tasks, and the two tickets are requesting them separately.
This document is ISO/IEC 2382:2015 at:
Basically, a document's references should reflect its bibliographic references according to its publication date, e.g. should not render the "withdrawn/replaced" footnote beyond its own publishing date.
Since this document was already published and has replaced a number of its references, it is now showing that it "itself" has cancelled and replaced its references. Which is incorrect because at the year it was published, those documents were not cancelled/replaced (until this particular document was published!).
We need to set the "publication date" (or an override) so that the bibliographic items are "rewound" to that publication date when generating references.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: