David Anson

I get where you are coming from, but GitHub does actually support math syntax by default. Here is their documentation: https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/working-with-advanced-formatting/writing-mathematical-expressions So far I have had double digit number of...

Quoting the GitHub documentation I linked to: > You can either surround the expression with dollar symbols ($), or start the expression with $[backtick] and end it with [backtick]$. You...

Because there is no standard here, implementations may vary. I have generally found the micromark implementation (as used here) to be representative of real-world use and consistent with the specification...

I'm not sure how I feel about this approach, but you make a good case for it. :) That said, you also show how it's possible to accomplish the desired...

If you ask me, Prettier shouldn't break stuff like this just for fun. The meaning of "next line" is pretty clear in my mind and if we start trying to...

It looks like you have not indented the fence far enough. Because it is nested inside and ordered list item that begins three characters from the left, the fence should...

(Because of the insufficient indentation, the fenced code blocks were treated as being at the top level and split the list into lists, each of which was expected to begin...

I can't think why this should take so much longer unless maybe globby is getting hung on something in your .gitignore? Can you point to a repository that demonstrates the...

Most of the implementation or .gitignore lives in globby, but I do not see any issues there that sound exactly like this. I won't be able to debug this for...

Per specification, .gitignore treats paths beginning with slash as being relative to the same directory, but that is unusual and unexpected in my opinion - and also unnecessary because the...