Codebraid breaks on pandoc citations. about codebraid

[Synthetica9]

I did some experimentation, using .get('t') in a few places seems to fix everything.

So:

diff --git a/codebraid/converters/pandoc.py b/codebraid/converters/pandoc.py
index 132a5f2..e03537c 100644
--- a/codebraid/converters/pandoc.py
+++ b/codebraid/converters/pandoc.py
@@ -510,7 +510,7 @@ def _get_walk_less_note_contents_closure(enumerate=enumerate, isinstance=isinsta
                 yield from walk_node_list_less_note_contents(obj)
             elif isinstance(obj, dict):
                 yield (obj, node_list, index)
-                if obj['t'] == 'Note':
+                if obj.get('t') == 'Note':
                     continue
                 obj_contents = obj.get('c', None)
                 if isinstance(obj_contents, list):
@@ -1004,7 +1004,7 @@ class PandocConverter(Converter):
                                            'SoftBreak', 'Span'])
         for node_tuple in self._walk_ast_less_note_contents(ast):
             node, parent_node_list, parent_node_list_index = node_tuple
-            node_type = node['t']
+            node_type = node.get('t')
             if node_type in ignorable_inline_node_types:
                 pass
             elif node_type == 'Str':
@@ -1212,7 +1212,7 @@ class PandocConverter(Converter):
             thaw_raw_node = self._thaw_raw_node
             for node_tuple in self._walk_ast(final_ast):
                 node, parent_node_list, parent_node_list_index = node_tuple
-                node_type = node['t']
+                node_type = node.get('t')
                 if node_type in ('Code', 'CodeBlock') and 'codebraid--temp' in node['c'][0][1]:
                     thaw_raw_node(node)
         else:

However, this is a blind replace on my part, simply replacing wherever it complained that it was broken, so I have no idea if this breaks anything else. Should I open a PR?

[gpoore]

It should be fixed in the last commit. Citations like that are represented in Pandoc's AST in a form that I hadn't previously encountered.

[Synthetica9]

Seems to fix it! Thank you for the quick turnaround :)