org-mode parser isn't parsing nested lists

[jrmiller82]

The org-mode parser isn't parsing nested lists.

I.e.

- Bullet
- Bullet
  - Sub Bullet
  - Sub Bullet

Should show up with the sub bullets indented and nested. They show up as same level in gitea output.

Gitea 1.3.0 sqlite3
Linux amd64

Can you reproduce the bug at https://try.gitea.io? Yes

https://try.gitea.io/poop/org-issues/src/branch/master/README.org

[sondr3]

This isn't a bug with Gitea though, but rather with goorgeous.

[lunny]

@jrmiller82 could you also send an issue to https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous and reference to this one.

[jrmiller82]

Done. curiouslychase/goorgeous#75

[monkeyhybrid]

Apologies, for I have realised my comment is not applicable to this issue. I've created a new issue.

@jrmiller82 - can you confirm if this only happens on double (and more) nested lists?

For me, nested lists work for the top level, and the first level of nested, but anything deeper than that is shown flat. However, I can force deeper levels of nesting to work by using twice as much indenting as you'd normally expect.

So the following Markdown, using the normal two (2) spaces per level of nesting:

[code deleted]

As you can see, Level 3 is not being nested any deeper in the HTML than Level 2.

However, if I use four (4) spaces for each list indent, on Level 3 and deeper, all levels nest correctly:

[code deleted]

I see this on both my own installation and try.gitea.io.

I can add this to the issue @jrmiller82 raised on chaseadamsio/goorgeous if that is appropriate.

[jrmiller82]

I don’t have a gitea instance installed to test on at the moment.

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On May 21, 2018, at 13:22, monkeyhybrid ***@***.***> wrote: @jrmiller82 - can you confirm if this only happens on double (and more) nested lists? For me, nested lists work for the top level, and the first level of nested, but anything deeper than that is shown flat. However, I can force deeper levels of nesting to work by using twice as much indenting as you'd normally expect. So the following Markdown, using the normal two (2) spaces per level of nesting: * Level 1 * Level 2 * Level 3 (2+2 spaces for indent) incorrectly outputs: <ul> <li>Level1 <ul> <li>Level 2</li> <li>Level 3</li> </ul> </li> </ul> As you can see, Level 3 is not being nested any deeper in the HTML than Level 2. However, if I use four (4) spaces for each list indent, on Level 3 and deeper, all levels nest correctly: * Level 1 * Level 2 * Level 3 (2+4 spaces indent) outputs: <ul> <li>Level1 <ul> <li>Level 2 <ul> <li>Level 3</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> </ul> I see this on both my own installation and try.gitea.io. I can add this to the issue @jrmiller82 raised on chaseadamsio/goorgeous if that is appropriate. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[monkeyhybrid]

@jrmiller82 - Sorry, please ignore my message. I just re-read your original issue and realised it has nothing to do with Markdown. I've edited my comments on this issue, and have created a new issue.

[lunny]

@jrmiller82 test it on https://try.gitea.io

[Ekleog]

goorgeous has since been deprecated and is pointing to go-org as a replacement, so fixing this would likely mean switching to go-org

[6543]

Is not present on current master anymore