un-escaped characters for markdown output

[tsagkase]

Isn't the following a bug?

$ echo '<a href="http://example.com">][</a>' | pandoc -f html -t markdown
[][](http://example.com)

[jgm]

The most recent version of pandoc gives this output:

[\]\[](http://example.com)

So I believe this has already been resolved.

+++ tsagkase [Jul 28 15 06:17 ]:

Isn't the following a bug?
$ echo '<a href="http://example.com">][</a>' | pandoc -f html -t markdown
[][](http://example.com)

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1. un-escaped characters for markdown output #2334

[tsagkase]

I should have stated I'm running version 1.12.4.2 on debian. I tried it out on Win 1.15.0.6 and it does work. However, on this latest version I get the same kind of problem for asciidoc

$ echo '<a href="http://example.com">][</a>' | pandoc -f html -t asciidoc
http://example.com[][]

Maybe I should rename the issue?

[jgm]

Why don't you open a new issue for asciidoc?
Also, please link to the relevant escaping rules in asciidoc
documentation.

+++ tsagkase [Jul 29 15 01:20 ]:

I should have stated I'm running version 1.12.4.2 on debian. I tried it
out on Win 1.15.0.6 and it does work. However, on this latest version I
get the same kind of problem asciidoc.
$ echo '][' | pandoc -f html -t asciidoc
http://example.com[][]

Maybe I should rename the issue?

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1. un-escaped characters for markdown output #2334 (comment)

[tsagkase]

New issue #2337 created for asciidoc. Closing this one.