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> 
> 2. A previously mentioned bug still appears to be there where (when using
> refcommand=num and numbering=yes) a cite[ref1,ref2,ref3] becomes [1-2]
> rather than [1-3]. 

> otherwise an already sorted list will be reduced to the first two elements.
> I think I am using the updated version
Are you sure you are using up-to-date Context? It works fine here 
with a recent beta Context. 

> 4. The publication list has references which are not enclosed in square
> brackets. How do I generate a more usual publication list (in the IEEE)
> which is enclosed in square brackets?
> 
> [1]  first publication
> [2]  second publication
> Etc.
\def\refwithbrackets#1{[#1]\hss}
\setuppublications[numbering=yes,numbercommand=\refwithbrackets]

is what I am using.

Hope this helps,
Peter