A serious problem with Pandoc's lua script stopped the document from being compiled into DOCX

[williamlorder]

Bug description

In the latest version of quarto,when I compile the documentation using Lua scripts as a filter, I get the following error.This is a very important filter in scientific writing (Better Bibtex) that helps us to change plain text literature into literature in Word. You can view this filter below(https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/exporting/zotero.lua). I don't know if it was a problem with the filter or with quarto, but the problem was solved when I went back to version 0.9.551.

zotero-live-citations f34bfc770
Error running filter /Users/XXX/zotero.lua:
/Users/XXX/zotero.lua:1891: attempt to call a nil value (field 'next_id')
stack traceback:

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[dragonstyle]

Thanks for reporting this. Can you share a sample qmd file that reproduces the issue?

[williamlorder]

Of course,it runs fine in version 0.9.551,but fails in the lastest version.

---
title : "Title"
author: "XXX"
date: "2022-06-23"
format: docx
bibliography: "References.bib"
filters: 
 - /Users/XXX/zotero.lua
crossref:
# chapters: true
 fig-prefix: figure   # (default is "fig.")
 tbl-prefix: table    # (default is "tbl.")
# ref-hyperlink: false # (default is true)
csl: nature.csl
---


Hello R[teamLanguageEnvironmentStatistical2013a] !

[dragonstyle]

Thanks for letting us know about this - we changed the structure of our LUA filters inadvertently introduced a conflicting json implementation into the global namespace. I've fixed that here: f8fb41d

A fresh release should be available shortly.