In the "norsk-henvisningsstandard-for-rettsvitenskapelige-tekster-template.csl" I use some special characters (hard space and en dash). These are encoded as HTML entities in the template, but when making variant with the script in this repo, these are converted to some other form (UTF?).
This would be perfectly fine, if it was not for the fact that the CSL styles repo wants these special characters as HTML entites, and thus converts them back as part of the "reindent styles" workflow. This leads to unneccessary "noise" when sending pull requests.
For an example, see the two commits in this PR: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/8182/commits (the only intended change there was the removal of the cite order block).
Perhaps there is a way to ensure that this conversion does not happen, so that we don't pollute the git log of the styles repo with this back-and-forth (which can also be confusing for the reviewers).
In the "norsk-henvisningsstandard-for-rettsvitenskapelige-tekster-template.csl" I use some special characters (hard space and en dash). These are encoded as HTML entities in the template, but when making variant with the script in this repo, these are converted to some other form (UTF?).
This would be perfectly fine, if it was not for the fact that the CSL styles repo wants these special characters as HTML entites, and thus converts them back as part of the "reindent styles" workflow. This leads to unneccessary "noise" when sending pull requests.
For an example, see the two commits in this PR: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/8182/commits (the only intended change there was the removal of the cite order block).
Perhaps there is a way to ensure that this conversion does not happen, so that we don't pollute the git log of the styles repo with this back-and-forth (which can also be confusing for the reviewers).