Hi there
Thank you for this beautiful package. We are using this for our FPGA development documentation. I would like to give you something back in return
My first PR is updating to newest CeTZ and tidy version (With the help of AI I must admit).
I will also try to
allow relative placement on y like on x
define font externally
And create PRs for those changes
I also have some Ideas for additional shapes
Hi there
Thank you for this beautiful package. We are using this for our FPGA development documentation. I would like to give you something back in return
My first PR is updating to newest CeTZ and tidy version (With the help of AI I must admit).
I will also try to
1. allow relative placement on y like on x
2. define font externally
And create PRs for those changes
I also have some Ideas for additional shapes
Hi, thanks for your interest in this package and for the PR!
I was planning on updating to the latest versions indeed once the latest release has been merged in the Universe.
But first, I wanted to add some tests to ensure that nothing breaks when updating (e.g. text alignment changes, modified CeTZ defaults, etc.)
For relative Y placement, I think that's a great idea and shouldn't be too hard given that relative X placement is already implemented.
define font externally
This has already been fixed but I had not made a release until yesterday. That should be available in Typst Universe quite soon (and I'll make a release here when it's merged)
Contributions are welcome but it may take some time for me to review and accept PRs
Hi, thanks for your interest in this package and for the PR!
I was planning on updating to the latest versions indeed once the latest release has been merged in the Universe.
But first, I wanted to add some tests to ensure that nothing breaks when updating (e.g. text alignment changes, modified CeTZ defaults, etc.)
For relative Y placement, I think that's a great idea and shouldn't be too hard given that relative X placement is already implemented.
> define font externally
This has already been fixed but I had not made a release until yesterday. That should be available in Typst Universe quite soon (and I'll make a release here when it's merged)
Contributions are welcome but it may take some time for me to review and accept PRs
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changed title from version-update to CeTZ, Tidy and Typst version updates2026-07-01 11:41:39 +00:00
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changed target branch from main to dev2026-07-01 11:41:39 +00:00
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changed target branch from dev to main2026-07-03 23:51:18 +00:00
CeTZ 0.5.2 requires 3D coordinate vectors (x, y, z) for raw
coordinate tuples passed to coordinate.resolve(). Update internal
wire computations (dodge, guided) to use 3-element tuples, fix
.last() to .at(1) for y-component access on resolved coordinates,
and add a normalize-coord utility that automatically pads user-
provided 2D points (x, y) to (x, y, 0) so users do not need to
specify the z dimension.
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Hi there
Thank you for this beautiful package. We are using this for our FPGA development documentation. I would like to give you something back in return
My first PR is updating to newest CeTZ and tidy version (With the help of AI I must admit).
I will also try to
And create PRs for those changes
I also have some Ideas for additional shapes
Hi, thanks for your interest in this package and for the PR!
I was planning on updating to the latest versions indeed once the latest release has been merged in the Universe.
But first, I wanted to add some tests to ensure that nothing breaks when updating (e.g. text alignment changes, modified CeTZ defaults, etc.)
For relative Y placement, I think that's a great idea and shouldn't be too hard given that relative X placement is already implemented.
Contributions are welcome but it may take some time for me to review and accept PRs
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