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Currently if you use -t typst with --citeproc, you'll get a typst #bibliography and native typst citations, which isn't desired. See #10655. Using -t typst-citations is required: this disables the native typst citation syntax. But this is pretty counterintuitive and is likely to trip up users. It would be good to disable the citations extension in the typst writer automatically when --citeproc is used.
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I note the following in the man page for --citeproc:
Note: if your target format is markdown, org, or typst,
you will need to disable the citations extension (e.g., -t markdown-citations) to see the rendered citations and
bibliography. Otherwise the format's own citation syntax will
be used.
So I think this is already well documented, and maybe that's enough.
Currently if you use
-t typst
with--citeproc
, you'll get a typst#bibliography
and native typst citations, which isn't desired. See #10655. Using-t typst-citations
is required: this disables the native typst citation syntax. But this is pretty counterintuitive and is likely to trip up users. It would be good to disable thecitations
extension in thetypst
writer automatically when--citeproc
is used.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: