Since updating to Typst 0.12 I have got a lot of warnings in my documents because of various changes meaning #context seems to be needed in lots of places.
I can work my way through these changes and I’m sure there are good reasons for all the changes, but I also use packages which haven’t yet been updated and I would prefer not to have more than a screenful of warnings that I cannot do anything about. Basically it just trains me to ignore the output of the typst watch process, which means I then can miss crucial warnings/errors.
Is there a way to flag to Typst, either at the command line level or in the document, that “yes, I know there is some issue here, but stop telling me about it please”?
As an example of what I mean, the following minimal document generates more than a screenful of warnings.
#import "@preview/fletcher:0.5.1" as fletcher: diagram, node, edge, shapes
#diagram(
spacing: (30mm, 14mm),
node((0,1), [$i_1$], name: <i1>),
node((1,1), [$a_0$], name: <a0>),
node((2,1), [], stroke: none, name: <output>),
edge(<i1>, <a0>, [1], "-|>", label-anchor: "south"),
edge(<a0>, <output>, "-|>")
)
