These are very common in READMEs and makes it easier to have projects that are mirrored between github and phorge
Closes T15481
Differential D25034
support language highlighting for GFM-style code blocks roguelazer on Mar 16 2022, 23:37. Authored by
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These are very common in READMEs and makes it easier to have projects that are mirrored between github and phorge Closes T15481 Running it on our local phabricator/phorge instance
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Comment Actions Sorry but this title seems somehow cryptic to me. Are we talking about this feature? So it seems at the moment this syntax is supported:
But not this syntax:
Isn't it? Comment Actions Hi @roguelazer are you still interested in this feature? In 3 days, hoping to be useful, I will try to do something similar, following the tips from kind user speck Comment Actions Thank you very much for this change. Hoping to be useful I tried to follow the indications from speck here: Comment Actions Hi @roguelazer - note that now D25299 is quite usable now. Your feedback would be really welcomed also there! :) Comment Actions In the meanwhile I flag this as "Request Changes" since we are missing important unit tests and additional checks to do not eat legitimate Remarkup :( mainly because interestingly Remarkup was quite more "advanced" than we thought here. Comment Actions 🎉 This feature landed master with the following implementation: D25299: Remarkup Code-block: parse language specifier in markdown So the Diff D25034 can be flagged as Abandoned or something similar. |