webuhu
ExDoc extras markdown newline behaviour (HTML)
Hi, one question I stumbled across a couble of times,
but I can nowhere find any reference anyone else dislikes this behaviour also.
In ExDoc extras markdown pages every newline becames a new paragraf
in HTML.
Means empty line in between. But I only expext to have a single
.
So the standard markdown of double space linebreak is creating an empty line before the next line.
I also experemented with the ExDoc markdown_parser_options gfm: false or breaks: false which doesn’t change anything.
Example:
hexdocs.pm/exqlite/windows.html
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webuhu
It is indeed an issue: Markdown to HTML new line behaviour · Issue #1350 · elixir-lang/ex_doc · GitHub
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webuhu
Is there a bug in earmark (or ex_doc) of a wrong conversion from markdown to HTML concerning linebreak (gfm) or double space + linebreak resulting in an additional unexpected empty line before the next line?
Thanks for asking for clarification.
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