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Something catastrophic happens to the lesson build when a ÷ character is included in a page, formatted as code but with no language specified for syntax highlighting.
causes something bad to happen to the build.
(Not shown, but reproduced on my local system, is that inline code (i.e. enclosed in single backticks) fails without a language class applied, but works fine with e.g. {.julia} added afterwards.)
The GitHub Actions logs on that example repo suggest that the failure happens even before the lesson site starts to be built. I cannot confirm that, but have been able to reproduce the error with a local build of the linked minimal example.
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(Derived from a report by @knarrff on Slack)
Something catastrophic happens to the lesson build when a
÷
character is included in a page, formatted as code but with no language specified for syntax highlighting.I created a minimal example at https://github.com/tobyhodges/refactored-sniffle, demonstrating how
works fine, but
causes something bad to happen to the build.
(Not shown, but reproduced on my local system, is that inline code (i.e. enclosed in single backticks) fails without a language class applied, but works fine with e.g.
{.julia}
added afterwards.)The GitHub Actions logs on that example repo suggest that the failure happens even before the lesson site starts to be built. I cannot confirm that, but have been able to reproduce the error with a local build of the linked minimal example.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: