h. markdown_extract() & < > issue [2.0] #582
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ih.markdown_extract() sometimes returns a literal and sometimes not. This causes problems of over escaping for example in the dataset listings with short descriptions. This patch makes this return a literal consistantly.
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@johnmartin this is a quick one. If you have a dataset with a short description containing & < > etc then you see & etc in the search listings. This fixes the issue. Generally descriptions are long and so are being returned as literals. if ok can you see if @amercader will take for 2.0 |
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h. markdown_extract() & < > issue [2.0]
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h. markdown_extract() sometimes returns a literal and sometimes not.
This causes problems of over escaping for example in the dataset listings with short descriptions.