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WARN Invalid reference found, unknown object! #253
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Sample code should be writen either as Markdown code block or inline code Note that with 2.x, code blocks are not handled very well, so you might On Sat, Sep 22, 2012 at 3:01 AM, cccooolll notifications@github.com wrote:
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This is still the case in 2.1 (build 840). This comment: causes these warnings: WARN | Invalid [NSURL URLWithString:@"http://todo-aerogear.rhcloud.com/todo-server/"] reference found near AGPipeline.h@22, unknown object : NSURL ! |
Also - I think even worse - these URL is rendered twice, see: |
2.1 didn't touch Markdown handling; until I change to parser with callbacks, such errors will be very difficult to deal with. I wrote about this in other tickets and my blog. FYI: 3.0 uses sundown and feels much more reliable. |
@tomaz thanks for the feedback, can you point me to the 3.0 branch ? |
It's called experimental because it's still very early in dev process. Besides parsing it doesn't do much. I just started work on Markdown parsing couple of months ago, but don't think I've pushed it to GitHub yet. Then I had to jump to other projects so effectively it lied stagnant for all this time. My current engagement is slowly coming to an end, so I expect to come back in the following week(s). |
Is there a workaround for this warning in the 2.x version? |
Unfortunately not... |
Is there any update on this issue? It seems to produce a lot of warnings when building ResearchKit documentation. |
A workaround for this issue is now possible on the referenced pull request. |
WARN | Invalid [[NSFileManager defaultManager] reference found near MyClass.h@199, unknown object : [NSFileManager !
many warning when I add some sample code in my comments
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