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Command line tools for working with MyST Markdown.
## Description MyST version 1.6.3 When a `{role}` spans multiple lines, it isn't parsed as expected. My editor and formatting tools will happily break a role across multiple lines and...
Would it be possible to include an extra option in the figure directive which relates to the metadata of that figure (copyright, license, orignial url)? We have several discussions related...
When trying to embed a styled pandas DataFrame (with `.style.format()`) that contains Markdown-formatted content across MyST sites, the embed fails with `404 errors`. ### Example For example, the [jupyter book...
## Description When using the following syntax to define a figure: ``` :::{figure} https://github.com/rowanc1/pics/blob/main/sunset.png?raw=true :label: fig:my-fig-0 my caption is really long and being referenced completely... ::: ``` and then subsequently...
MyST currently requires `folder.md` files at the top level to work properly with navigation and card links. Using `folder/index.md` causes 404s and broken links because it creates files like `folder/index/index.html`....
## Description When inserting a dynamic badge - one that retrieves info that is likely to change over time, e.g. [](https://github.com/jupyter-book/mystmd/issues/2320) using this markdown ```markdown [](https://github.com/jupyter-book/mystmd/issues/2320) ``` what...
## Proposal So you can write something like ```bash $ cd mystmd ``` but the prompt (here `$ `) isn't included when you select text or use the copy button....
I have one repo that comes with quite a few notebooks; when running myst on that repo the logs get totally clobbered with a message that says ``` Exception opening...
## Proposal I'm getting some warnings about cross-references in my ~500-line document: ``` ⚠️ 04-materials/02-anatomy-of-extensions.md Cross reference target was not found: term-plugins
## Description The `` tag generated for footnotes has a title of "link to footnote" and in my browser (Firefox), that is displayed as a tooltip that overlaps and obscures...