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Docs: Avoid usage of long lines in TOML citations because of github issue #158

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ItsIgnacioPortal opened this issue May 5, 2023 · 2 comments
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ItsIgnacioPortal commented May 5, 2023

What do you want added to PrivacySpy?
I think we should add a note to the Contribute page to tell people to avoid using single-lines citations that are 1024 (or more) characters long, as the github syntax-highliting does not currently support TOML lines which are that long.

Have you considered implementing this addition yourself and submitting a pull request?
I couldn't find a way to directly contribute to the webpage.

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doamatto commented Jun 6, 2023

@milesmcc What do you think would be a good way to tackle this ? At a glance, it would make things easier for moderation for those who may not be cloning locally to read the files and instead using GitHub's web editor.

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Yeah, we can absolutely do this. We could enforce it via a new test in our pipeline.

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