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Do you think there is really value in allowing selecting the PDF version as well? I think the only thing users might care about is choosing the right standard (PDF/A, PDF/UA, etc.), which themselves always dictate which PDF version must be used. And removing that would make it impossible to accidentally choose a wrong combination. Maybe there is value in keeping it, but just thought I might ask. 🙂 |
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Wrong combinations would result in an error. The idea here was to allow opt in PDF 2.0 support down the road. We wouldn't add 1.6 or lower. |
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This pull requests adds support for optional conformance to the PDF/A-2b standard. This is realized through a new
--pdf-standardCLI option which takes one (or multiple comma-separated) PDF standards that Typst should try to conform with. This list is validated for compatibility (though the current two options (1.7, a-2b) are simply always compatible). Support for more standards is planned for the future.Closes #2995
Closes #3002
Closes #3004