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…re being rendered incorrectly. (Perhaps it is only when there are an even number but in any case I only found words with either one or two `_`s.) The html rendered from markdown would look like: `<h3>be<em>grouped</em>into</h3>` When there is only one `_` the html rendered correctly: `<h3>be_directory</h3>` This change escapes the `_` when there are multiple. * New markdown: `### be\_grouped\_into` * New html: `<h3>be_grouped_into</h3>` resource matchers fixed: * be_block_device * be_character_device * be_grouped_into * be_linked_to * be_owned_by * have_app_pool * have_property_value resource fixed: * parse_config_file Signed-off-by: Nathen Harvey <[email protected]>
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Thanks @nathenharvey for this fix! |
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Headers and list elements that include more than one
_character were being rendered incorrectly. (Perhaps it is only when there are an even number but in any case I only found words with either one or two_s.)The html rendered from markdown would look like:
<h3>be<em>grouped</em>into</h3>When there is only one
_the html rendered correctly:<h3>be_directory</h3>This change escapes the
_when there are multiple.### be\_grouped\_into<h3>be_grouped_into</h3>resource matchers fixed:
resource fixed:
Signed-off-by: Nathen Harvey [email protected]