Reordering citation numbers after inserting a new citation in IEEE format with Zotero Plugin

[PercyDLR]

I love OnlyOffice and have been using the Zotero Plugin for more than a year. Altough one big issue I've found with it is that the numeration order when using IEEE format doesn't update regardless of the position of the new citation.

For example i have the following lines:

bla bla bla [1]
...
good morning
...
hello [2] everyone [3]
...
bye [4]

Now, if I add a ciation to "good morning", I would expect to the citations to reorganize like this:

bla bla bla [1]
...
good morning [2]
...
hello [3] everyone [4]
...
bye [5]

Instead, what happens is:

bla bla bla [1]
...
good morning [5]
...
hello [2] everyone [3]
...
bye [4]

As you can see, if you add more citations like these you would end in a complete mess, and the only way I've found to fix this is to annotate which citations you need and reinsert all of them again in the correct order. This doesnt happen in the Word nor Libreoffice implementations, where it updates automatically. And is hassle when you have 50+ citations.

[neema1855]

I have the same issue. Gonna do my stuff in google docs sadly.

[VladimirProkofiev52]

Hello! @PercyDLR, @neema1855
I can confirm - this is bug, issue #67682.
Thanks for your report!

[montano94]

I confirm that the same issue is still present.

[aghozlane]

Hi, Are you addressing this bug in the next version ? In my case, this is very blocking. I tried several style and I couldn't find any that solve the issue.