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asciidoc should handle inline literals #30

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peff opened this issue May 2, 2012 · 2 comments
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asciidoc should handle inline literals #30

peff opened this issue May 2, 2012 · 2 comments
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peff commented May 2, 2012

There's a pending change in upstream git to turn on asciidoc's "inline literal" feature. The source files are being tweaked accordingly; you can see the result at git/git@6cf378f. When this hits, we'll have to adjust our parser to handle the new syntax (but keep using the old syntax for older versions).

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Better handling of inline literals
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We'll need this when git/git 6cf378 is released,
see #30 for more info.
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nickh commented May 29, 2012

@peff it looks like 1.7.10.3 has the new inline literal asciidoc and that it converted properly. Do things look OK to you?

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peff commented Jun 4, 2012

I spot checked a few of the trickier spots, and all looked good to me. Thanks.

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