highlight.js throws an error for option {auto: false} if no language
is given. As an ugly side-effect this error is logged via console.log.
Setting the language in those cases to plaintext prevents this.
No new test case required as already being covered. You'll only notice that the console.log error message is gone.
valeriangalliat
commented
4 years ago
highlight.js throws an error for option
{auto: false}if no language is given. As an ugly side-effect this error is logged via console.log. Setting the language in those cases toplaintextprevents this.No new test case required as already being covered. You'll only notice that the console.log error message is gone.