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In some cases it is necessary to use colon fences instead of backticks when content itself contains backticks. An example is shown in this issue where there is a role within the first line of the list-table directive.
As stated in that issue - this is a documentation issue from a myst-cli point of view, however the curvenote cli maybe needs to have some additional logic to switch to colon fences when it writed markdown content during curvenote pull
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For what it's worth, myst-to-md uses colon fences for directives that may have backticks in the args - if we are able to hookup curvenote pull to use that, this will be resolved. executablebooks/mystmd#303
In some cases it is necessary to use colon fences instead of backticks when content itself contains backticks. An example is shown in this issue where there is a role within the first line of the
list-table
directive.As stated in that issue - this is a documentation issue from a
myst-cli
point of view, however the curvenote cli maybe needs to have some additional logic to switch to colon fences when it writed markdown content duringcurvenote pull
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: