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Issue 5507124440334336: Made the team size calculated dynamically, based on the list of team members, which is defined only… (Closed)

Patch Set: Created Dec. 11, 2013, 6:31 p.m.

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3 We are 19 people who manage the business and development ends of an open source product that’s been downloaded over 250 million times. And we’re looking to chan ge a billion-dollar industry. Like them odds? Then maybe we should change that n umber to 20 …	3 <p>We are <? include size-of-team ?> people who manage the business and developm ent ends of an open source product that’s been downloaded over 250 million times . And we’re looking to change a billion-dollar industry. Like them odds? Then ma ybe we should change that number to 20 …</p>
	Wladimir Palant 2013/12/11 18:48:28 We need to replace the number 20 as well - probabl We need to replace the number 20 as well - probably by a template size-of-team-plus-one :) Why did you add <p> tags, doesn't Markdown generate them automatically any more? Wladimir Palant 2013/12/12 07:29:28 This is actually intentional - Markdown recognizes Show quoted text On 2013/12/11 19:30:28, sebastian wrote: > What do you think about replacing the angle brackets > in the include syntax with characters that are ignored by markdown, or at least > can be escaped? This is actually intentional - Markdown recognizes processing instructions and won't wrap them in a paragraph if they are there on their own. The escaping inside a paragraph seems to be a bug on the other hand, the reference implementation under http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/dingus doesn't do that. As a short-term solution, we can undo the escaping in our converter. We can also file a bug against Markdown to get the issue fixed. Sebastian Noack 2013/12/12 10:37:21 I'm not sure whether it is a bug. You need some ma Show quoted text On 2013/12/12 07:29:28, Wladimir Palant wrote: > On 2013/12/11 19:30:28, sebastian wrote: > > What do you think about replacing the angle brackets > > in the include syntax with characters that are ignored by markdown, or at > least > > can be escaped? > > This is actually intentional - Markdown recognizes processing instructions and > won't wrap them in a paragraph if they are there on their own. The escaping > inside a paragraph seems to be a bug on the other hand, the reference > implementation under http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/dingus doesn't > do that. As a short-term solution, we can undo the escaping in our converter. We > can also file a bug against Markdown to get the issue fixed. I'm not sure whether it is a bug. You need some magic to figure out what's a tag and what not within paragraphs, and in some cases it isn't even possible. Take following example: "To commit with mercurial: hg commit -m <message>". "<message>" looks like a tag, but it is just part of the text. However handling > and < when post-processing includes, sounds reasonable. I've addressed that in the other review.
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