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Over the last 12 months the marked library fixed a couple of issues, regarding security, performance and also regExr.
Currently I'm facing the following problem when using Addon-Info in Combination with a Github Flavored Markdown:
Using Inner HTML at the beginning results in the issue that the rules.html Regular Expression from Marked is only able to recognize one Inner HTML item, afterwards it fails.
As an example, below is the Markdown result of Storybook + Addon-Info for our README which starts with the following Markdown:
<p align="center">
<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fabric-design/scss/master/fabric-logo.png"/>
</p>
<p align="center"></p>
=======
#### A set of React UI components for Retail Operations department.
#### Current Stewards:
results in the Following:
but it should look like this:
Solution:
Can we update your package.json dependency of marked to 0.6.0 ?
Issue:
Using the ^ (carat) with a leading Zero in npm semver results in only patch update cycle, this means, the last version npm installs is 0.3.19 and not 0.6.0. This might be intended or not (as I didn't knew that the carat operator behaves different between a leading Zero and 1).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Over the last 12 months the marked library fixed a couple of issues, regarding security, performance and also regExr.
Currently I'm facing the following problem when using Addon-Info in Combination with a Github Flavored Markdown:
Using Inner HTML at the beginning results in the issue that the
rules.html
Regular Expression from Marked is only able to recognize one Inner HTML item, afterwards it fails.As an example, below is the Markdown result of Storybook + Addon-Info for our README which starts with the following Markdown:
results in the Following:
but it should look like this:
Solution:
Can we update your package.json dependency of marked to 0.6.0 ?
Issue:
Using the ^ (carat) with a leading Zero in npm semver results in only patch update cycle, this means, the last version npm installs is 0.3.19 and not 0.6.0. This might be intended or not (as I didn't knew that the carat operator behaves different between a leading Zero and 1).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: