I'm trying to cite a paper that is forthcoming, and unfortunately if I put year = {Forthcoming}
in my BibTeX citation entry, pandoc-citeproc always takes this as n.d.
(e.g. "Greig (n.d.)" in footnotes/bibliography entry). Ideally it'd be nice to have it just output Forthcoming
(e.g. "Greig (Forthcoming").
I tried searching here and other places for solutions to this issue, but couldn't find anything. I then tried using some suggested solutions from others with a standard LaTeX/BibTeX output---e.g. here: https://jblevins.org/log/forthcoming.
I attempted this (from the link above):
@Preamble{ " \newcommand{\noop}[1]{} " }
@Article{smith-2011,
author = "John Smith",
year = 2011,
journal = "Unorganized Scholarly Impressions",
...
}
@Article{smith-inpress-a,
author = "John Smith",
year = "\noop{3001}in press",
journal = "Journal of Nothingness",
...
}
@Article{smith-inpress-b,
author = "John Smith",
year = "\noop{3002}forthcoming",
journal = "Review of Random Thoughts",
...
}
Unfortunately pandoc-citeproc doesn't seem to do anything with \noop{xxx}forthcoming
---I still get n.d.
in the resulting citation. I would otherwise expect Forthcoming
(e.g. "Greig (Forthcoming) ...").
How would I then go about that when exporting citations via pandoc/pandoc-citeproc?