So reading the docs on --metadata-file I assumed I could use this instead, so I make a new yaml file saved to the data dir metadata folder and call it from the defaults file. In the metadata.yaml file I put:
Thanks John, so there is no way to stop the escaping as even if I remove the raw attribute, the # of the typst set command also gets escaped stopping it from working...?Best, IanOn Tuesday, 10 October 2023 at 12:03:44 UTC+8 John MacFarlane wrote:metadata in a defaults file is parsed as plain text not markdown (remember, default files are basically equivalent to specifying something on the command line, and this is how --metadata behaves). So the raw attribute won't be recognized.
> On Oct 9, 2023, at 6:06 PM, iandol <ian...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I want to use header-includes: in a defaults file, so assuming it is metadata (i.e. converted to variables for the template) do this in my typst.yaml defaults file:
>
> metadata:
> header-includes: |
> ```{=typst}
> #set heading(numbering: "(I)")
> ```
> mainfont: "Alegreya Sans"
>
> But the output is escaped. The same header-includes text works when added to the document metadata header directly. I'm probably doing something stupid but didn't yet grok what that is... Any help appreciated!
>
> Best, Ian
>
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