yaml_metadata_block and bibliography

[Stephen Mildenhall <stephen.j.mildenhall-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>]

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My understanding is I can specify variables in yaml and use the 
yaml_metadata_block extension to pass them as metadata key value pairs to 
pandoc. Thus if my input file is:

---
bibliography: somefile.bib
---

Content and @references


and I run 

>> pandoc -f markdown+yaml_metadata_block [other options] 

I should get the same result as 

>> pandoc -f markdown -M bibliography=somefile.bib [...] 

and the same as 

>> pandoc -f markdown -bibliography=somefile.bib.

The last two versions, where I pass the biblio filename explicitly, work as 
expected. But going through the yaml block and using the extension does 
not. The csl= options is also ignored. But link-citations: true works from 
yaml when I use the explicit version. 

What am I missing? 

Being able to control everything from the yaml would be fantastically 
helpful....so I hope there is a solution.

Thanks!

Steve

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