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For example, when an author-year citation style is generating a citation for an entry which is missing the author or the year, it may fall back to label.
But this is incorrect, because the label field never replaces the year/date field.
The bibmacros were probably written before the addition of \literal{nodate} as a fallback in DeclareLabeldate.
Obviously, it's not up to me to decide how the label field should interact with various bibliographic styles, but the corresponding bibmacros would certainly need to be modified in one way or another.
However, I think that in authoryear styles the label field should not be used as a fallback of year/date, since:
the label field would only be displayed in citations and not in the bibliography, which would still be printed with the nodate bibstring: Doe, John (n. d.). «Title of the Article». In: Journaltitle ().
Therefore, in the case of the authoryear style (authoryear.cbx) the bibmacros can be simplified as follows:
Currently the
label
field is used in theverbose-[i]note
andauthoryear[-ibid][-comp][-icomp]
styles.Concerning
authoryear
styles, biblatex manual says:But this is incorrect, because the
label
field never replaces theyear/date
field.The bibmacros were probably written before the addition of
\literal{nodate}
as a fallback inDeclareLabeldate
.Obviously, it's not up to me to decide how the
label
field should interact with various bibliographic styles, but the corresponding bibmacros would certainly need to be modified in one way or another.However, I think that in
authoryear
styles thelabel
field should not be used as a fallback ofyear/date
, since:DeclareLabeldate
already contains\literal{nodate}
;label
field would only be displayed in citations and not in the bibliography, which would still be printed with thenodate
bibstring: Doe, John (n. d.). «Title of the Article». In: Journaltitle ().Therefore, in the case of the
authoryear
style (authoryear.cbx) the bibmacros can be simplified as follows:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: