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Is there a way to pass arguments to biber in TextMate: either as a configuration option or as a directive similar to the %!TEX TS-options for LaTex? Or do I need to rely on the command line?

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  1. Check that you enabled Use LaTeXmK inside BundlesLaTeXPreferences

LaTeX Bundle - Preferences

  1. Follow the steps provided by Derek in this StackExchange thread:
    1. Create the file ~/.latexmkrc (~ is the name of your home folder)
    2. Insert the line $biber='biber --validate-datamodel %O %S' in ~/.latexmkrc
    3. Modify the line above to your liking
    4. If you want to use specific biber options for a specific project, then a .latexmkrc file inside the same folder as your main LaTeX file should work too.