• Use lang metadata field to specify locale. locale can still be used as before, for backwards compatibility, but lang is now preferred.
• Put the references section header outside the Div, instead of inside as before.. This interacts better with pandoc's --section-divs feature (#176).
• Use refs, not references, for the identifier of the bibliography Div. Unlike references, refs is not likely to conflict with an autogenerated header identifier (#176). NOTE: workflows designed to work with 0.7.4, with a <div id="references"></div> where the bibliography is to go, will need modification (s/references/refs/).
• Changed local override for default CSL file (#161). Previously you could override the default CSL file by modifying ~/.csl/chicago-author-date.csl. Now you do it by modifying ~/.csl/default.csl. To minimize the effect of this change on existing workflows, we will use the version of chicago-author-date.csl in ~/.csl, if there is one, if ~/.csl/default.csl is not found.
• Implemented fallbacks for CSL terms, as per CSL spec. E.g. verb is used if verb-short is not defined (#72).
• Update CSL style, locales (Andrew Dunning).
• Setup.hs: got hsb2hs registered as a build-tool.
• Setup.hs: avoid depending on non-base modules (esp. process). This can cause problems with older versions of cabal.
• Don't raise error if HOME isn't defined (#35).
• Add more biblatex localization keys (Nick Bart).
• Simplified and improved page range collapsing (#168).
• Allow multiword locator labels like "sub verbo" (#168).
• Remove parse-names: true in a Reference after parsing names (#169).
• Don't superscript author-in-text numerical citations (#133). This change also removes unsetAffixes from Text.CSL.Style's exported functions. This function was only used in one places and is very simple. (API change)
• Fixed embed_data_files build on OS X (Chris Knox)
• Remove brackets from author-in-text numerical citations (#133).
• Removed compressName transform on JSON output (#169). This transformation prevented the JSON produced from using a fully broken-out specification of the author, instead pushing suffixes and prefixes into the names themselves.
• Fixed regression introduced by #163 (#170).