Closed NenoLoje closed 9 months ago
I had the same issue. The mermaid diagrams get rendered by adding the option -m
(e.g. on Windows azuredevops-export-wiki.exe -m
). Apparently the rendering of mermaid is not enabled by default. The option -m/--mermaid
is only mentioned in the explanation for the --chrome-path
configuration option.
Apparently the rendering of mermaid is not enabled by default. The option
-m/--mermaid
is only mentioned in the explanation for the--chrome-path
configuration option.
Thanks! That certainly helps. I'm now using --mermaid
, but it seems it's not rendering the Azure DevOps wiki syntax, which is:
::: mermaid
graph LR
A -->|uses| B
:::
It does render the code blocks though (which Azure DevOps wiki does not render), so this works:
``` mermaid
::: mermaid
graph LR
A --> B
:::
`` `
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Does #61 include support for the Azure DevOps-style mermaid syntax?
...That certainly helps. I'm now using --mermaid, but it seems it's not rendering the Azure DevOps wiki syntax,...
@NenoLoje For me the DevOps style::: mermaid
actually works, using latest release 4.6.0. I have not specified the Chrome path, so it was using the headless version.
I also tried with Chrome path specified and it also worked for me.
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When I use the tool using the Azure Pipelines task mermaid syntax (
:::mermaid
) does not get rendered as mermaid charts.The resulting PDF looks like this:
Any idea what is going wrong here?