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MultiMarkdown fixes the duplicate reference bug (#893) and also has some nice features like colspan in tables (use $n$| characters on the right-hand-side of a table entry to make it span $n$ columns).
render.sh added in #953 supports an --mmd flag to use MultiMarkdown. As of that PR you can already use make MARKDOWN_OPTION=--mmd to use this for all Markdown files, provided that the multimarkdown executable is on the PATH.
The reason why I didn't just immediately switch to MultiMarkdown in #953, is that it is not packaged for Linux distributions. It has to be built from source (requiring CMake, for the current version). The build is pretty straightforward; what needs to be done for this issue is to link to the repo and build instructions, and to add it and CMake to the Dockerfile.
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MultiMarkdown fixes the duplicate reference bug (#893) and also has some nice features like colspan in tables (use$n$ $n$ columns).
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characters on the right-hand-side of a table entry to make it spanrender.sh added in #953 supports an
--mmd
flag to use MultiMarkdown. As of that PR you can already usemake MARKDOWN_OPTION=--mmd
to use this for all Markdown files, provided that themultimarkdown
executable is on the PATH.The reason why I didn't just immediately switch to MultiMarkdown in #953, is that it is not packaged for Linux distributions. It has to be built from source (requiring CMake, for the current version). The build is pretty straightforward; what needs to be done for this issue is to link to the repo and build instructions, and to add it and CMake to the Dockerfile.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: