Brackets "<>" are misinterpreted as HTML tags and closing tags are added automatically

[deepal]

#2160
Is this an issue or a just a configuration? It really messes up my markdown as well.

e.g, I need to write ssh <host_alias in my markdown. This is how it's rendered:

ssh <host_alias>
</host_alias>

Boostnote thinks <host_alias> is a tag and it automatically closes it. This is painful. Is there any workaround or configuration to fix this? I haven't found one yet.

[ZeroX-DG]

Can you provide more information?

• Which type of note are you using
• Steps to reproduce the problem

[deepal]

It's a markdown note.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open a new code block with sh language type
2. type ssh <host_alias> inside the code block (just an example)
3. See the preview

The preview will be :

ssh <host_alias>
</host_alias>

instead of

ssh <host_alias>

[ZeroX-DG]

I can't reproduce the bug. Which version are you using?

[deepal]

It is Version 0.11.10 (0.11.10) (macOS Mojave)

[deepal]

I'm not sure whether there's a configuration to prevent this happening, maybe I can't find it. :/

[invad0r]

observing same behavior for Boostnote 0.11.12 on macOS High Sierra with allow dangerous html tags

when I go to settings > interface > sanitazation and set to only allow secure html tags shell-code-blocks render CMD <OPT> correctly again

[ZeroX-DG]

I think this has been fixed here: #2712. Feel free to re-open if it's not.