LwDITA 5.8.0

What's Changed

• Refactor for cleanup by @jelovirt in #215
• Raw DITA in Markdown by @jelovirt in #217
• Improve raw DITA in Markdown test cases by @jelovirt in #218

Full Changelog: 5.7.0...5.8.0

LwDITA 5.7.0

What's Changed

• Refactor AST test resources by @jelovirt in #198
• Fix footnote generation by @jelovirt in #206
• Use @type in audience by @jelovirt in #207
• Table block content by @jelovirt in #200
• Add support for Markdown output for footnote by @jelovirt in #208
• Fix table bugs by @jelovirt in #209
• Fix duplicate class attribute in specialization filter by @jelovirt in #210

Full Changelog: 5.6.0...5.7.0

LwDITA 5.6.0

What's Changed

• Fix task lists that use tight lists #195
• Throw SAXException from MarkdownReader #196
• Add support for SAX built-in features and properties #197

LwDITA 5.5.1

What's Changed

• Update multimedia element types #182
• Support HDITA note element #183
• Support admonition block in a list item #194

LwDITA 5.5.0

What's Changed

• Support passing formats via SAX property by @jelovirt in #170
• Add less-than and greater-than characters to <xmlelement> output by @jelovirt in #171
• Match programming and software domain Markdown output with DITA-OT HTML5 output by @jelovirt in #172
• Support loose and tight list by @jelovirt in #177. Support for tight lists is enabled for Markdown parser; LwDITA seems to support only loose lists, so for MDITA parser tight lists are not enabled.

LwDITA 5.4.0

What's Changed

• Support <topichead> in Markdown map by @jelovirt in #159

LwDITA 5.3.0

What's Changed

• Convert <?linefeed?> to line feed in HTML5 and PDF by @jelovirt in #153

LwDITA 5.2.1

• Support for MDITA maps. Note that this requires DITA-OT 4.1 which at this time has not yet been released.

LwDITA 5.1.0

What's Changed

• Add MDITA core profile by @jelovirt in #144
• Add support for Markdown map input by @jelovirt in #145 #146

LwDITA 5.0.0

• Support for markdown $schema with default schemas
• Markdown table parsing bug fixes
• Improve error message copy
• Lazy loading of XSLT resources improves total Markdown parsing speed about x4