Chris Sewell

You could of course replace: ``` [Con: Constants and immutability](#S-const) ``` with ``` Con: Constants and immutability ``` if you want to fully bypass myst reference resolution

Hey @a-vrma yeh that would be cool thanks. I guess the first place to look would be https://markdown-it-py.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using.html In their words, markdown-it does not actually create an AST; it is...

heys @jaymegordo could you provide a minimal working example to reproduce this warning, i.e. it seems like you have something like this ``` docs/source/conf.py extensions = ["myst_parser"] docs/source/index.md content? CONTRIBUTING.md...

> Are you still actively working on MyST-parser? Yes, but I'm afraid this is just not a priority fix for myself, since it is not it is not keeping with...

Naturally, we are happy to receive PRs with proposals to add such features

> not the Markdown way ... MyST extending a Markdown syntax .. they degrade gracefully I guess there is two "competing" aspects here: the "Markdown way" for users (ie.g. writability,...

If anyone is game, they can always try writing a markdown-it-py plugin (see also https://github.com/executablebooks/mdit-py-plugins). The great thing with using markdown-it-py is that, if you did create a working syntax...

While I'm at, one extra "annoyance" from a parsing perspective for RST directives, is that you cannot a priori "know" the structure of the syntax, without first dynamically retrieving the...

actually, I would note here that you **can** already use indentation in your directive cells, providing: 1. You "switch" to the alternative form of fence markers `` ` `` `~`...

> I did not know about this yeh I don't know why I didn't think of it earlier either lol