Dan Allen
Dan Allen
We missed this in 2.0.0. I think making the change would warrant a 3.0.0 release (among other changes, of course).
It's also important to note that, because of how this is currently implemented, `showtitle!` doesn't hide the title in a standalone document like `notitle` does. (This has a particular impact...
> because of how this is currently implemented, showtitle! doesn't hide the title in a standalone document like notitle does. I'm addressing this problem in a separate issue. See #3804.
Ultimately, I think the showtitle attribute should be dropped. If notitle is not set by default, then the double negative (`!notitle`) is more rare. Plus, going back to notitle has...
I'm concerned this is significant enough that it requires a major release. I'd like to see if we can come up with a way to fix the problem without the...
Replaced by #2312.
> It is awkward that Asciidoctor makes you specify the parent and then also makes you append it to the parent, that seems redundant. This was an issue I've been...
It's important to understand that Asciidoctor is gradually evolving to support this usage. When Asciidoctor was started, the API was developed with only the built-in converters in mind. When the...
> document = Asciidoctor::Document.new You should use Asciidoctor.load to create a blank document or else certain things won't be properly initialized. ``` doc = Asciidoctor.load [] ```
This is rather crude, but should give you what you want: ```ruby require 'asciidoctor' changes_by_version = { '1.0' => ['a', 'b', 'c'], '2.0' => ['foo', 'bar', 'baz'] } doc =...