Description
When setting the document language to Latvian with #set text(lang: "lv"), normal document text uses Latvian quotation marks as expected. However, bibliography output does not appear to use the same quotation mark behavior.
This seems inconsistent with other languages I tested, such as German (de) and French (fr), where bibliography quotation marks appear to follow the selected language correctly.
I am not fully sure whether this belongs in Typst or in Hayagriva / CSL locale handling.
Expected behavior
The quote marks in the citation and bibliography should match the quote style used by normal Typst text for lang: "lv".
#set text(lang: "de")
Normal text: "#lorem(2)" @example
#bibliography("bibliography.yml")
Actual behavior
Normal Typst text uses the expected Latvian smart quotes, but the citation/bibliography output uses different quotation marks.
#set text(lang: "lv")
Normal text: "#lorem(2)" @example
#bibliography("bibliography.yml")
Operating system
Linux
Typst version
Description
When setting the document language to Latvian with
#set text(lang: "lv"), normal document text uses Latvian quotation marks as expected. However, bibliography output does not appear to use the same quotation mark behavior.This seems inconsistent with other languages I tested, such as German (
de) and French (fr), where bibliography quotation marks appear to follow the selected language correctly.I am not fully sure whether this belongs in Typst or in Hayagriva / CSL locale handling.
Expected behavior
The quote marks in the citation and bibliography should match the quote style used by normal Typst text for
lang: "lv".Actual behavior
Normal Typst text uses the expected Latvian smart quotes, but the citation/bibliography output uses different quotation marks.
Operating system
Linux
Typst version