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Agree that 2-3 at once seems optimal! Hopefully I can 3 out quickly and just move on.

Thank you! Will do :)

Thanks for checking this!

That’s what second, third, …, Nth revisions are for. Trying to keep this in mind while struggling with the introduction of a new paper…

Yeah, I found the issue and created a (ugly-looking) bypass, but I’ll submit an issue on Github when I have a second :) Thanks!

(This is what finally worked for me... not pretty, but at least it runs. Thanks for the link to the documentation!)

Thanks for that. Apparently the “@label” is read as the normal form, instead of using “[@label]” for that, as Quarto does. I was able to add the “prose” version but it’s super convoluted if you are writing in Quarto and not Typst syntax. Hopefully this can be fixed.

Agree to disagree, haha. But I think the overall point stands: Driver tends to choose projects that are not… the best. (And don’t play to his strengths)

Ok, this was me just being dumb. I was trying to print it as “typst” (e.g. tt(..) %>% print(output = “typst”), and that wasn’t working. But when I removed the print() function at the end (like the example you sent 🫠), it works totally fine 😬