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Is it just me or did some recent dependencies I updated magically™ fix some Markdown rendering bugs in the Web client? 🤔 Like $2.50 or 10/20 ? Or was it the rendering options I removed (_maybe they were buggy in the first place?_)_
Is it just me or did some recent dependencies I updated magically™ fix some Markdown rendering bugs in the Web client? 🤔 Like $2.50 or 10/20 ? Or was it the rendering options I removed (_maybe they were buggy in the first place?_)_
@prologic some got fixed, some got broken. 🤷🏻♂️
@fastidious I restered the SmartyPants rendering. Just gonna have to work with the upstream author of the library to iron out and quirks or bugs 🤞
@fastidious I restered the SmartyPants rendering. Just gonna have to work with the upstream author of the library to iron out and quirks or bugs 🤞
Unless we want to fine-tune which SmartyPants rendering options we use? 🤔
Unless we want to fine-tune which SmartyPants rendering options we use? 🤔
@prologic Whichever is easier. I don’t think many people care about fractions.
@fastidious Might just keep the other SmartyPants options then and drop the fractions stuff if I can.
@fastidious Might just keep the other SmartyPants options then and drop the fractions stuff if I can.
@prologic in the long run, Goldmark is the way to go.
@prologic it’s CommonMark compliant and GitHub flavored, and both fast and flexible. It is Hugo’s default library for Markdown. I have used Hugo for a long time, and it is awesome (and fast!).
More from Hugo’s announcement on picking the library as default:\n\n> The “CommonMark compliant” part is the main selling feature of Goldmark, but with that you also get attribute syntax on headers and code blocks (for code blocks you can turn on/off line numbers and highlight line ranges), strikethrough support and an improved and configurable implementation of TableOfContents.
@fastidious I _think_ just because it's the default library Hugo uses is _probably_ good enough reason for me to switch out the Markdown library being used. Just because I know the developers behind Hugo have put a lot of time/effort into Hugo so they've probably run into similar problems as I have with _other_ Markdown libraries 🤣
@fastidious I _think_ just because it's the default library Hugo uses is _probably_ good enough reason for me to switch out the Markdown library being used. Just because I know the developers behind Hugo have put a lot of time/effort into Hugo so they've probably run into similar problems as I have with _other_ Markdown libraries 🤣