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"New line" not respected when referencing issue from commit #12541
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This also affects the frontpage newsfeed. I think we need one shared template for abbreviated content that is expandable (both commit messages and issue text which also suffers from this). Thought I guess issue comments may need a different mechanism, so I'm fine with just fixing this isolated case. |
Agreed, I think handling it the GitHub way is probably the best. You only see the commit title, then if you click the three small dots it expands and shows you the whole commit body. Clean and compact, but expandable in case you need it. |
Yes, we have this mechanism already for the last commit on the repo page, so it should be easy to replicate into the discussion list. |
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Just a reminder that this issue is still present. Thank you so much for all the great work <3 |
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When a new commit (that references an issue) is pushed, newlines are ignored in the issue page.
This makes the commit text very hard to read/comprehend, and is bad for UX.
On GitHub, the text is rendered correctly.
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