I've been using python-markdown2, and they have an idea of "extras" which are included as flags. Basically the same thing as plugins. It works way better than in Turndown.
What do you think about importing and maintaining a copy the authoritative copy of plugins in-tree?
I realize as I ask this that, given the number of open PRs and issues, this might not be a positive move just right now, but maybe this request will make sense down the line when Turndown is a little more caught up on maintenance.
I've been using python-markdown2, and they have an idea of "extras" which are included as flags. Basically the same thing as plugins. It works way better than in Turndown.
I think the reason is that, much like other systems like Linux, they keep development in-tree. Bugs like (https://github.com/mixmark-io/turndown/issues/416#issuecomment-1597482591) could not happen with in-tree plugin development.
What do you think about importing and maintaining
a copythe authoritative copy of plugins in-tree?I realize as I ask this that, given the number of open PRs and issues, this might not be a positive move just right now, but maybe this request will make sense down the line when Turndown is a little more caught up on maintenance.