feat: treat entire block as mermaid#131
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Previously, a code block was required to treat the code as mermaid. This does away with that requirement.
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Does this need to be patched here? Wouldn't this be better changed in the upstream grammar? |
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My bad, I didn't realize there's an upstream. Will propose a fix there. Thank you for pointing that out! Update: looks like the upstream is https://github.com/bpruitt-goddard/vscode-mermaid-syntax-highlight/blob/master/syntaxes/mermaid.tmLanguage-mdx.yaml , which is a mermaid code block. |
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I am also unable to get syntax highlighting with mermaid but I would not prefer installing As a workaround I am using pre for now |
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Previously, a code block was required to treat the code as mermaid. This does away with that requirement.
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I also did some adhoc testing that this doesn't break/change rendering between markdown code blocks.