I have been using GradleUtils for a while now to generate me plain text and markdown changelog files, this all works great until it comes across a commit which has multiple lines/bullet points to it, the plain text formats fine but markdown renders all lines as 1 continous line, making it hard to distinguish between them all.
As you can see by the provided image, the plain text on the left, splits both lines up correctly,
but the markdown render is just removing the empty whitespace between the 2 lines making it hard to see the 2 different points.
A potential fix I would suggest would be changing markdown from aligning the multi lines, to being a indented dash (-) as markdown would then render these as each there own sub bullet points.
I have been using GradleUtils for a while now to generate me plain text and markdown changelog files, this all works great until it comes across a commit which has multiple lines/bullet points to it, the plain text formats fine but markdown renders all lines as 1 continous line, making it hard to distinguish between them all.
As you can see by the provided image, the plain text on the left, splits both lines up correctly, but the markdown render is just removing the empty whitespace between the 2 lines making it hard to see the 2 different points.
A potential fix I would suggest would be changing markdown from aligning the multi lines, to being a indented dash (
-) as markdown would then render these as each there own sub bullet points.