Thanks for the suggestion. In the meantime you can configure the field under Custome entry types.
JabRef's Standard fiels are listed here https://github.com/JabRef/jabref/blob/13870d831e5d98d27127c4f8d9ec67f199d298be/src/main/java/org/jabref/model/entry/field/StandardField.java
We only have "language" as standard field atm

Thanks for the suggestion. In the meantime you can configure the field under Custome entry types.

Thanks, that's what I've done.

Hello. Can I work on this issue? Thank you!

Hey, seeing this issue in more detail, it looks to me that the only thing needed to add the 'langid' field is to add it on the StandardFields. Next, I think I will have to work on the exporter so that it exports this info. However, I'm not sure whether I need to work on the importers as well (or which of them). Is there any maintainer who would be able to discuss this with me a bit?

@Skydrite Just start with the StandardField. No worries about importers. They will emerge gradually. -- Also depends on #11013.

Closed by #11049

If I am not missing something, the langid field still is not among the optional fields of any biblatex entry type in JabRef 5.13. #11049 just added it to the fields known by JabRef.

So this request is actually not fully addressed.

@jspitz Sorry that we did not review thoroughly at #11049

Seems, the requirements were not clear.

The field needs to be added as optional field to all biblatex entry types

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I copy from the PDF

In the entry editor, it should be a dropdown.

@jspitz Meanwhile, you can configure the Field contgent selector with values you need.

Hi, I was just wondering if 'langid' should be considered independently from the existing 'language' field or not? Any guidance around how to approach this issue would be greatly appreciated!

Yes, the two fields are independent. In biblatex, language means "The language(s) of the work. Languages may be specified literally or as localisation keys" (from the manual), while langid is the language used for typesetting the entry.

Hello, I have successfully integrated 'langid' as an optional field with a dropdown menu in biblatex entry types. I have drafted a PR, but am unsure if I have completely solved this issue. The selected langid shows up correctly in the BibTex source tab, but I am uncertain as to if it actually changes the formatting of the entry/if that is something covered by importers/exporters. Thanks so much!