As a former software developer, now turned student (studying theology while I train to become a pastor), Typst has been great for writing my dissertation with o

As a former software developer, now turned student (studying theology while I train to become a pastor), Typst has been great for writing my dissertation with one notable exception: it really doesn't handle footnotes well. Specifically, see: https://github.com/typst/typst/pull/8147 https://github.com/typst/typst/pull/8147 Discursive footnotes do not really work when including bibliography references. I've also hit other issues, like footnotes appearing a page before the text they are linked from. It's a real shame, as otherwise it's great software. I suspect footnotes are currently buggy because most users are currently from the science world and use inline referencing instead. I'm really hoping this is fixed soon. (And once I hit my current deadline this week, I'll take a look at it myself.) But at the moment, a big caveat for anyone working in the humanities / who uses e.g. Chicago-style footnotes.