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When using style=publist from biblatex, book entries are printed following this model.

2020b. Book Title. Location: Publisher.

I would like to remove the letters that come with the years (i.e. the extrayear) and have that same entry printed as follows:

2020. Book Title. Location: Publisher.

I want all entry types to have its extrayear removed and that only its date is printed. I said date and not year because I don't want to prevent some entries from being printed as follows:

Dec. 6, 2019. "Article title". In: Journal (51), pp. 31–6.

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    Please consider adding an example document that reproduces the problem. Your question is of course understandable without it, but it is much easier to get started investigating this if we don't have to build your setup from scratch.
    – moewe
    Jul 31, 2020 at 4:55

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Either use the option labeldateparts=false or define

\DeclareFieldFormat{extradate}{}
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  • +1 for labeldateparts=false. But I consider empty field formats to suppress the output very bad style, so I'd like to discourage the second option in the strongest possible terms.
    – moewe
    Jul 31, 2020 at 16:02
  • OK, I retract that ;-)
    – JSpitzm
    Jul 31, 2020 at 17:20

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