Version 0.11.0 of the plugin changed the parser used to convert Markdown docs to Confluence wiki format from Pegdown to Commonmark, however, the new parser has its issues presented on the screenshot below.
The screenshot shows this project's README.md file published to Confluence with Pegdown and Commonmark parsers. The Commonmark parser adds the newline in the generated Confluence wiki page whenever there is a single newline symbol in the Markdown document, which should not happen.
The root cause of the issue with the malformed table generated by the Commonmark parser is unknown to me.
The purpose of this PR is to allow plugin users to specify which parser they want to use to convert the Markdown documents to Confluence wiki format.
Testing
The functional tests (the ones that run the Gradle confluence task) were migrated to Spock and extracted to a separate functionalTest folder.
About
Version 0.11.0 of the plugin changed the parser used to convert Markdown docs to Confluence wiki format from Pegdown to Commonmark, however, the new parser has its issues presented on the screenshot below.
The screenshot shows this project's README.md file published to Confluence with Pegdown and Commonmark parsers. The Commonmark parser adds the newline in the generated Confluence wiki page whenever there is a single newline symbol in the Markdown document, which should not happen.
The root cause of the issue with the malformed table generated by the Commonmark parser is unknown to me.
The purpose of this PR is to allow plugin users to specify which parser they want to use to convert the Markdown documents to Confluence wiki format.
Testing
The functional tests (the ones that run the Gradle confluence task) were migrated to Spock and extracted to a separate
functionalTestfolder.Unit tests
Integration tests
Functional tests