Closed sujuka99 closed 10 months ago
It's dprint
that's auto-creating the problem, how should I approach that?
It's
dprint
that's auto-creating the problem, how should I approach that?
does the dprint ignore pragma solve this?
It's
dprint
that's auto-creating the problem, how should I approach that?does the dprint ignore pragma solve this?
Yes, but I checked now and the same problem appears in almost all ordered lists in the docs.. It's kinda inconvenient to add enclosing comments to each list
Yes, but I checked now and the same problem appears in almost all ordered lists in the docs.. It's kinda inconvenient to add enclosing comments to each list
If it's easy to reproduce we can open an issue for it in https://github.com/dprint/dprint-plugin-markdown
Yes, but I checked now and the same problem appears in almost all ordered lists in the docs.. It's kinda inconvenient to add enclosing comments to each list
If it's easy to reproduce we can open an issue for it in https://github.com/dprint/dprint-plugin-markdown
When I render it as normal Markdown the issue isn't there. dprint
isn't wrong, it's mkdocs that renders it "wrongly"
Update: for some reason lists are indented with 3 spaces.. I'm gonna go through the docs to fix that
MKdocs is using python-markdown and it is known to have some problems. Find sources below:
https://github.com/mkdocs/mkdocs/issues/2153#issuecomment-667427322 https://github.com/Python-Markdown/markdown/issues/53
Well, turns out we don't have that many lists, so I did ignore them all.
dprint
doesn't have a setting for the list indent unfortunately and it's fixed at 3. We need 4, so the ignores are needed.
closes #375