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container.title does not exist #117
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What's the DOI? |
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for future reference, @njahn82 said:
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It's the rcrossref behaviour
…On Tue, 16 Feb 2021 at 16:12, Max Held ***@***.***> wrote:
10.5194/wes-2019-70 seems to trigger it.
Though weirdly, if you add more *other* DOIs, the call still passes.
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that seems bad? 🙃 |
not sure, it's like bind_rows works |
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This occurs intermittently, apparently mostly (?) when only one (valid, CR-indexed!) DOI is provided:
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