All (`Misc`?) entries with URL are recognized as `webpage` (in `gb-7714-2015-numeric`?)

[shirok1]

@standard{DASH,
  title = {Information Technology — {{Dynamic}} Adaptive Streaming over {{HTTP}} ({{DASH}}) — {{Part}} 1: {{Media}} Presentation Description and Segment Formats},
  author = {{ISO/IEC}},
  date = {2022-08},
  number = {ISO/IEC 23009-1:2022(E)},
  publisher = {International Organization for Standardization},
  url = {https://www.iso.org/standard/83314.html},
  pubstate = {Published},
  version = {5},
  file = {xxxxx/ISOIEC - 2022 - Information technology — Dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP (DASH) — Part 1 Media presentation de.pdf}
}

Zotero:

[1] ISO/IEC. Information technology — Dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP (DASH) — Part 1: Media presentation description and segment formats: ISO/IEC 23009-1:2022(E)[S/OL]. International Organization for Standardization, 2022. https://www.iso.org/standard/83314.html.

With URL (showing [EB/OL]):

Without URL (showing [Z]):

#bibliography("simple.bib", full: true, style: "gb-7714-2015-numeric")

The corresponding part in CSL:

  <macro name="type-id">
    <choose>
      <if type="article bill collection hearing legal_case legislation personal_communication regulation treaty" match="any">
        <!-- 档案，A：分类保存以备查考的文件和材料，如人事档案、科技档案、法律法规、政府文件等。
          article 为预印本，符合“科技档案”
        -->
        <text value="A"/>
      </if>
      <else-if type="article-journal article-magazine periodical" match="any">
        <text value="J"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="article-newspaper">
        <text value="N"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="book chapter classic entry-dictionary entry-encyclopedia" match="any">
        <text value="M"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="dataset">
        <text value="DS"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="map">
        <text value="CM"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="paper-conference">
        <text value="C"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="patent">
        <text value="P"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="post post-weblog webpage" match="any">
        <text value="EB"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="report">
        <text value="R"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="software">
        <text value="CP"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="standard">
        <text value="S"/>
      </else-if>
      <else-if type="thesis">
        <text value="D"/>
      </else-if>
      <else>
        <text value="Z"/>
      </else>
    </choose>
  </macro>

That @standards are recognized as Misc be a problem too, but maybe it should be a separated issue...

[Drodt]

The @standard type is non-standard in biblatex. It is unclear what CSL type this corresponds to. What is your expected behavior?

[shirok1]

The @standard type is non-standard in biblatex. It is unclear what CSL type this corresponds to. What is your expected behavior?

I was using BibLaTex exported from Better BibTeX plugin of Zotero, would be great if we can use what it exports directly. Also some CSLs are already matching these non-standard types (such as the GB CSL mentioned above)

[PgBiel]

standard is a regular type in CSL, but while it is considered "non-standard" in BibLaTeX, it is listed in the biblatex manual and accepted by biber, although it is rendered as @misc when any of its default styles are used. But I don't see a problem in translating it to CSL's standard type.

[kands-code]

I've also encountered this issue. In China's citation standard GB/T 7714-2015, the correspondence between reference types and their identification codes is as follows:

Reference Type	Identification Code
Book	M
Conference Proceedings	C
Collection	G
Newspaper	N
Journal Article	J
Dissertation/Thesis	D
Report	R
Standard	S
Patent	P
Database	DB
Computer Program	CP
Electronic Bulletin	EB
Archive	A
Map	CM
Dataset	DS
Other	Z

However, I cannot find a corresponding reference type for "Standard" in Hayagriva.
The closest ones seem to be legislation or reference, which correspond to A and Z respectively (according to the GB/T 7714-2015 codes).

Also, it's unclear why strings in the edition and serial-number fields ignore spaces. For example, the following YAML:

gbt15834-2011:
  type: legislation
  title: "标点符号用法 --- General rules for punctuation"
  genre: Standard
  edition: "GB/T 15834-2011"
  date: 2011-12-30
  publisher:
    name: "中国国家标准化管理委员会"
    location: 北京, 中国
  organization: "全国语言文字标准化技术委员会"
  url:
    value: https://openstd.samr.gov.cn/bzgk/gb/newGbInfo?hcno=22EA6D162E4110E752259661E1A0D0A8
    date: 2025-06-23
  language: zh-Hans
  note: "Issued by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China and the Standardization Administration of China. Implemented on 2012-06-01."

is displayed as:

where GB/T 15834-2011 is rendered as GB/T15834-2011, which is incorrect.

#bibliography(style: "gb-7714-2015-numeric", "refs.yaml")

[shirok1]

It seems that both citationberg::taxonomy::Kind and biblatex::mechanics::EntryType (using Unknown("xxx")) are technically capable of processing our extra reference types, what's missing is hayagriva::types::EntryType

P.S. EntryType have some strange variation that is corresponding to neither CSL nor BibLaTeX, like Repository (src/csl/taxonomy.rs map it to software in CSL, but src/interop.rs map it to dataset in BibLaTeX and map software to Misc), ping original author @reknih for the reason, also would be great if a checklist for implementing new EntryType could be provided

[YDX-2147483647]

Also, it's unclear why strings in the edition and serial-number fields ignore spaces.

I've submitted PR #445 to fix that.

For now, a workaround is to add a space after the number.

#set text(lang: "zh", font: "Noto Serif CJK SC")

#bibliography(
  bytes(
    ```yaml
    bad:
      type: legislation
      title: Bad 标点符号用法
      serial-number: "GB/T 15834—2011" 
    good:
      type: legislation
      title: Good 标点符号用法
      serial-number: "GB/T 15834—2011 "  # 👈 Add a space
    ```.text,
  ),
  style: "gb-7714-2015-numeric",
  full: true,
)