Kaushal Modi

> hopefully #14324 will simplify your script and make it more robust :) (dochack.nim should be tied to your nim repo, not to a fixed origin like "https://nim-lang.github.io/Nim/dochack.js eg to...

@shirleyquirk > they should live under /lib/nim imho I agree! As I mentioned earlier, to anyone unknown with this special dependency, the doc directory would look like something optional and...

>($nim/lib/nim does not exist) I actually meant `$nim/lib/doc/`. Can that hierarchy be created if it doesn't exist?

@timotheecour > option 1 vs 2 matters because of the nim --lib:pathtolib flag This makes it less appealing to ship the .css file in the `lib/` dir. I would expect...


@tiensonqin This is a wild guess.. Is it possible that this commit (https://github.com/logseq/logseq/commit/7b74117d85075dc19942afe7956f7f14f7f2423d) touching `space?` logic around `#[[` caused this regression? Related: https://github.com/logseq/logseq/pull/5922

This issue is present in Logseq v0.8.0 as well.

I need to ask a few questions to understand the issue correctly. - Where are the images placed in the content-org? - Are you saving the images in page bundle...

Hello, There shouldn't be a need to manually placing things, and things should work with a single export (I do that in my blog). See this test post/documentation and the...

> Inline SVG should strip empty lines or otherwise prevent arbitrary p tag insertion. Sure, that should be relatively easy to do. Note that this is going kind of out...