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Nested lists treated as code blocks #230
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You can workaround for now this by removing the blank lines from between On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Dmitry Shachnev
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Thanks for the fast response! I will use that workaround for now. |
would love to see this fixed <3 |
Would love to this fixed as well :) |
This bug is worse than having a dog shit on your carpet. |
Is this going to get fixed? |
Nope. Never. 😉 All joking aside, we can't say when this will be fixed. If this issue is |
I wouldn't mind taking a stab at it. In my particular case, I ended up using your workaround with one caveat. While the workaround you pointed out earlier fixed the rendering in RedCarpet, it broke the rendering in my desktop markdown editor (LightPaper). However I downloaded http://mouapp.com which was able to correctly render lists without a preceding newline. With all that said, I'm wrestling another problem right now... I'll file an issue if necessary. |
Agreed, this is very frustrating! |
Wow, i came across this issue yesterday in my GitLab-environment and now i found out that this bug exists since April 2013? :D |
Adding Also workaround mentioned above doesn't help if there is more than one nested list. Example: Header
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1. One thing
More descriptive
Also
* One
* Two
Moreover:
* One
* Two List after "Moreover" will be broken: it will be rendered as is (with stars) in the same And yes, this is very annoying bug. |
Hi,
According to the Markdown syntax rules:
That rule remains true when one of the paragraphs is a list itself, like here:
The code above should result in a bullet list contained inside a numbered list item.
According to Babelmark 2, RedCarpet is the only parser that treats this as a code block — this behaviour is wrong and incompatible with other Markdown implementations, such as PHP Markdown and Python-Markdown.
This also affects the GitHub flavored Markdown.
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