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Rewrote the patch from #2372173. I couldn't quite take the simplified route that was done in 7.x upstream, because the view rendering did not respect exposed filters just being "not exposed" anymore; the user inputs weren't actually in those filters' values.
The approach I did was to cycle through all the filters, look for provided exposed filter values, and implement them. I don't promise it to be foolproof since there isn't any standard sort of "setValue" method, we're just toying with arrays; but for my purposes it works for references and text (direct assignment of ['value']), and dates (if ['value'] is array, set ['value']['value']). Hopefully there is a more foolproof way out there to assign values.
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For anyone else trying to do this, yes it's possible with Custom Text. First make sure that the fields are currently outputting a Twig-readable date format (the HTML full date/time worked best for me). Then use the date filter to convert to UTF format, so Twig knows what it's doing "math" on. Like:
{{ field_cp1_time_out|date('U') - field_cp1_time_in|date('U') }}
What you'll get here is a UTF-dated value difference in seconds. You can then reformat it back to whatever you want with the date filter, such as minutes / seconds:
{{ (field_cp1_time_out |date('U') - field_cp1_time_in|date('U'))|date('i:s') }}
I tend to write this out in a longer form in the view to make it more legible, but there's the gist of it. You may have to specify timezone if it's not cooperating.
Rerolled #5 patch.
Duplicate of https://www.drupal.org/project/bibcite/issues/3323887 →
A patch for citeproc is in that issue.
Attaching reroll of patch for version 8.x-2.0-beta8.
This patch does get the page working again, but I still get some trailing cruft in the URL that sticks around via the "q" parameter. This stacks if, say, I click on a couple facets to get the q parameter, press the reset/clear button on the Facets Summary or un-check all the selections (at which point we see the "q" parameter is still there), then start making new selections.
+1 to patch #29 as a solution; I am using this.
Note in addition to applying this patch, I needed to follow the README instructions of adding the citation-style-language/locales package to my composer repositories list, and then run `composer require citation-style-language/locales seboettg/citeproc-php`. (I also had to make sure that the 'intl' extension was installed in global PHP, in order to get a new enough version of seboettg/citeproc-php to resolve all the PHP 8.1 errors.)
Hopefully if/when this patch gets merged in, we shouldn't have to run `composer require`, as this ought to handle its own composer requirements... but it's necessary for now, so hopefully this comment helps someone else wanting to patch.