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jmacdotorg / plerd

Ultralight Dropbox-friendly Markdown-based blogging.
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Upcoming changes to Text::MultiMarkdown #59

Closed briandfoy closed 2 months ago

briandfoy commented 2 months ago

I'm making some improvements to Text::MultiMarkdown, and I've started a GitHub discussion to give downstreams advance notice and a chance to give feedback before anything happens. I'd like to start doing this with more modules I maintain.

First, the markdown function and method that already exists will still be there and should work in the same way. But there will be a better name for this.

Second, I'll figure out how to test your module with the changes to make sure your tests still pass. I'm tracking this at briandfoy/text-multimarkdown#8

Third, I'll make a pull request with the better interface. You can take it or not because the old way will still work.

Last, tell me this is more than you want to think about and get on with life.

jmacdotorg commented 2 months ago

Thank you for much for reaching out, brian! Let me know if I can be helpful with this project.

briandfoy commented 2 months ago

The tests pass with Text::MultiMarkdown 1.002_03, although I did have to force install the Web::Microformats2 and Web::Mention modules, which I think have broken tests.

jmacdotorg commented 1 month ago

Thanks, I appreciate the effort.

This is nudging me to look for folks to give away these modules to, actually.

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