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Messed up entire markdown syntax #2577
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Just as a user:
Sounds bad, probably a bug?
the text-app uses
But both characters are not even allowed within an URL.
That's also sound's like a bug, as |
I assume this is related to #593 |
Since this ticket contains different separate topics, I'll close this and would ask you to open individual issues for each syntax problem together with a simple markdown example to reproduce.
I could reproduce this and opened #3328
I cannot reproduce this, so if you have an example file a separate issue would be highly appreciated.
Could you please open a separate issue with an example markdown file that shows specifically this issue? |
Just for reference:
✔️ Should have been resolved with ProseMirror/prosemirror-markdown@48170d4
✔️ Should have been resolved with #2704
✔️ Was resolved by #2720
❔ Still open, but hard to implement as both are semantically the same, this should not hurt. |
Describe the bug
The app messed up the entire markdown syntax of my file.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Is this normal behavior ? It sounds like the app is trying to avoid langage injection, or something like this. But I don't see why, since it's just regular file. There is no "excecution" capability in markdown file, isn't it ?
Expected behavior
None of my markdown syntax is touched.
Client details:
Text app version: 3.5.1
Web server: Nextcloud 24
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