doc: Remove code block from command reference #92
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zkat
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Krinkle
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This is fixed by https://github.com/npm/help-docs/pull/119, so I think this PR can be closed w/o merging. |
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Remove code block from npm command reference
What I Wanted to Do
I want the link to
npm configin the npm-config article to not be rendered in a<code>block.What Happened Instead
This command reference is transcoded from markdown to HTML, this reference appears within a
<code>block. This is interpreted in various ways by different markdown preprocessors:marky-markdown styles the text using a monospace typeface.
kramdown escapes the HTML:
This is causing an issue for an internal docs project.