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The typst writer appears to carry over the --bibliography options unchanged into the output file, e.g.,
--bibliography
% cat cite.md @RFC1149
% pandoc cite.md --bibliography tr-069-biblio-csl.bib --bibliography ietf-biblio-csl.bib -s -o cite-pandoc.typ
% tail -5 cite-pandoc.typ #cite("RFC1149") #bibliography("tr-069-biblio-csl.bib") #bibliography("ietf-biblio-csl.bib")
typst doesn't currently permit multiple #bibliography calls but it does permit the argument to be an array, so I think that this would be preferable.
#bibliography(("tr-069-biblio-csl.bib", "ietf-biblio-csl.bib"))
I'm using pandoc 3.1.4.
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Thanks! And all done via the typst template too. Nice.
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The typst writer appears to carry over the
--bibliography
options unchanged into the output file, e.g.,typst doesn't currently permit multiple #bibliography calls but it does permit the argument to be an array, so I think that this would be preferable.
I'm using pandoc 3.1.4.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: