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We've had a few regressions in how markdown converts to HTML since the switch to Jekyll. Here are two I've seen so far:
URLs do not automatically convert to links unless they are explicitly formatted as such, either with <a href="link">link text</a>, or in markdown with link text`
On-page links do not convert properly (e.g., #what-you-can-do)
Re: Issue #1 I think the explicit formatting of links is an okay expectation to set? There are probably cases where we don't necessarily want to make things a link, like http://example.com or http://localhost right?
Problem description
We've had a few regressions in how markdown converts to HTML since the switch to Jekyll. Here are two I've seen so far:
URLs do not automatically convert to links unless they are explicitly formatted as such, either with
<a href="link">link text</a>, or in markdown with
link text`On-page links do not convert properly (e.g.,
#what-you-can-do
)See PR #413 for examples.
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