James Roper

So, I was wrong, it's not whether the first element is a `pre` element, it's whether there's any `pre` element in any definition. This fits my use case, though some...

I'd just like to say, while I'm definitely not against migrating, I don't think the current scenario is that grim. We've been using pegdown for many years now serving documentation...

With regards to using sbt-site to achieve this, would the intent be to generate the whole website using sbt-site? Or just a mockup for the purposes of rendering the documentation...

#355 makes this configurable, since JDK9+ no longer generates a framed version of the javadocs.

In my case I just used `includes`, and manually excluded it this way: https://github.com/lightbend/openshift-deployment-guide/blob/master/build.sbt#L34-L35 We could create such a convention and also automatically exclude it in the paradox plugin.

A workaround, if not a fix, has been provided in #285, by allowing you to do this: ```markdown @@snip[example.scala](example.scala) { #example filterLabels=false } ```

I think I've seen this issue too. It's very odd, the quote is not just being escaped, it's being escaped twice. I don't know what could possibly be in there...

I suspect it's a bug in HTML Tidy. The actual markdown that is being output by Paradox is `val version = "1.2.3"`. This string, and the expected string, are both...

Technically there's no problem with this, the worst that will happen is that duplicate commands get sent to end the auction, but the auction entity is tolerant to this.

For that we should probably provide an abstraction in Lagom, perhaps offering the ability to schedule something once on every node, to schedule something as a cluster singleton, and to...