Ben Hamill

FWIW, I've hit a different error that I'm pretty sure is still about recursion handling. I'm working on finding a minimal repro example. I'll post more details once I do,...

OK. Here's the repro: *openapi.yaml* ``` openapi: 3.0.1 info: title: Recusion Example version: 1.0.0 paths: /: get: $ref: get-root.yaml ``` *get-root.yaml* ``` x-definitions: Foo: type: object properties: foos: type: array...

Also, if you promote the `responses` key up to the main file, but keep everything below it in the second file like this: ``` openapi: 3.0.1 info: title: Recusion Example...

Those suggestions are all fine for shorter examples. In my case, I am using italics to indicate that a section is a flashback (which is pretty common). Having a `[i]`...

Oh sure. It always had to come down to @dfabulich making the call, regardless of the level of effort involved. I'm willing to put in some time trying to figure...

I guess by "people" I meant @dfabulich. Didn't realize there was just the one contributor.

I was thinking about things like House of Leaves, which uses color creatively in a narrative... and how this is the internet where there are more possibilities. However, I could...

I'm beginning to dig into this a little, and I'll put notes from my exploration here, in case anyone else wants to follow me. I'm working with a small test...

Wow. I got lucky and seem to have narrowed it down right fast. It's [line 743](https://github.com/rking/vim-detailed/blob/master/colors/detailed.vim#L743). If I comment this out, things seem OK. Seeing that the line said something...

More information: If the block is made of curly braces, it also gets confused: ``` ruby foo("thing thang") { some.code((((("{"))))) } ``` I thought it might have something to do...