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More breakage: -- in anchors #428
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I am a little confused. How could ## --passes become
The old way seems more sensible. I'm going to take a look, once it is resolved we should definitely make some tests for this because it seems like a portion that is particularly sensitive to breakage. |
Ugh sorry, I mis-copy/pasted; the actual title is
but since most of that doesn't matter for the purposes of this bug, I removed it. But apparently missed a spot. I will update the original issue. |
Commit azerupi@84ef4d2 should solve this. Can you test with master? If there is any other breakage, let me know. Otherwise I will do a 0.0.25 release. I added your two breakage examples to the tests. It is not much, we should probably add more but at least we have already something. |
I will test right now 👍 |
🎊 |
I will release a new version then! :) |
Version 0.0.25 released! |
Yet more breakage when trying to use mdbook 0.0.24 on the rust book
A heading like this
used to give
#--passes
, but now givespasses
used to give
#method-call-expressions
but now gives#methodcall-expressions
Were these intentional?
This is semi-important to resolve as Rust's build is now warning due to the errors from back in
0.0.22
, so cleaning those up soon would be great!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: