ACM-Fetchers: Allow the search to return multiple entries.#8038
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It's only important that the first one is the one we want.
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Now IEEE fails (network error), but ACM is fine. |
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* upstream/main: Switch to archive.org for site.icu-project.org Add Java Profiler Fix output when closing JabRef while indexing (#8043) Remove explicit XMP import for PDFs (#8040) Fix crosses Stop indexing on cancel (#8039) Write embedded bib in addition to XMP metadata (#8037) Cleanup preferences (#8036) Fix Search dark mode theme (#8028) Allow the search to return multiple entries. (#8038) Refactored GroupTree.fxml to plain java (#8035)
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It's only important that the first one is the one we want.
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