Fix doi (and other) filtering #332
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#330 introduces an id type filtering to restrict sources, for instance, to doi, as discussed in #327
However,
get_safealways returns an empty string, even if_idisNoneafter filtering. Consequently, a filtered-out citation will be processed as not citable by manubot, given the current logic, and result in an entry incitations.yaml. This behavior seems wrong.This PR proposes a quick fix by simply checking that
id_typeandid_valueare not empty. Feel free to use it.