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What is the best or preferred way to cite the Quarto software? I did not find this in the quarto.org FAQ. |
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(Thank you!) It's in our About page in the repo, right-hand column: |
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Got it! Thank you. I will know to look there in the future. I also figured out that
`library(quarto)`
`citation(package = "quarto")`
will generate the appropriate information for me.
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It's in our About page in the repo, right-hand column:
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The citation available on the repo doesn't seem to be up to date with the latest release. More generally, is there a way to get the BibTeX citation of the actual version being installed on a machine from the command line? Something that would be roughly equivalent to the following R code: toBibtex(citation("pkg")) |
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It's in our About page in the repo, right-hand column: