The `<>` delimiters are not necessary for the shortcode to be rendered inline, and in some cases they break some expectations: a shortcode that is separated from other text to be in its own paragraph is not actually wrapped by a `p` element, breaking the spacing between paragraphs.
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Docsy does not set the `height` anymore, but the `min-height`, which doesn't seem to affect scroll-anchoring.
See f22a70ec56
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Use `p` elements to separate paragraphs instead of `br` and enforce single paragraphs to be wrapped in `p` for consistency.
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* Rename .htmltest.yaml to .htmltest.yml
This is almost nothing but htmltest expects this exact name by default, so when running the
binary locally, it avoids to have to bother with providing the name of the config file.
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* Add changelog
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I did a quick search of the "deprecated" word in the data folder and set the
field where the description says that a property is deprecated.
This does not change the rendering of the spec because the
descriptions already talk about the deprecation,
but it can be used by tools that rely on the OpenAPI definitions and JSON Schemas.
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This updates the sign-off requirements to match what most other
matrix-org and element-hq repos already have. The change was first made
in synapse: https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/pull/3467
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* Allow to specify a prefix for generated HTML IDs of API endpoints
Allows to deduplicate IDs of duplicate endpoints
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* Add changelog
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* Include method in all API endpoint children's IDs
Avoids duplicate IDs for object of endpoints
that use the same path but a different method.
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* Differentiate API endpoints' request and response children's IDs
Ensures that the objects have a unique ID compared to other parts of the endpoint.
Mostly useful for the Error type that can be used for responses with different status codes.
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* Differentiate the names of both SessionData formats
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* Render added/changed in info on request and response content types
Fixes: #1774
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* Add tr as child of thead in HTML tables
It is invalid HTML for th to be the direct children of thead
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* Remove unnecessary HTML code end tag
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* Avoid nesting p HTML elements
A p HTML element cannot contain other block elements,
so the "parent" element is closed when the first "child" one is opened.
We need to use Page.RenderString with options
to force Hugo to keep the wrapping p elements
even if the content contains a single paragraph.
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* Add missing HTML details end tags
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* Replace HTML a self-closing tag with start and end tags
The a element start and end tags are mandatory.
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* Replace obsolete HTML name attribute with id
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* Update release documentation (Q2 2024 edition)
* changelog
* Drop the ranges we don't follow
* Don't discourage maintenance
* Patch releases just aren't a good idea
As far as I can tell, these header files only encourage people to create
badly-formatted PRs.
Also we only have one template so let's give it the default name.
This was commented prior to the
port to OpenAPI 3.1 for technical reasons (#1127).
Now we can use it just fine.
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Previously, titles would appear that do not link to a subchema definition.
It would also mean that named subschemas would appear without being clearly referenced.
Now, the type clearly shows the nesting of objects
and subschema definitions should be clearly referenced.
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Otherwise the version might change depending on the runner.
We just use the same version as other jobs.
This removes a GitHub warning.
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* Upgrade version of Hugo used to build the spec in CI
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* Escape HTML manually in property-type partial
The behavior of `delimit` changed,
so Hugo doesn't recognize "safe" HTML passed to it anymore, so it escapes nested HTML links.
To fix that we escape the schema data manually
and consider the output of the partial as "safe".
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Makes it easier to use, like resolve-refs. It just needs to be called once.
Fixes an issue with m.call.* events not displaying the common fields
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The split was not clear between property-type and type-or-title,
so it was not obvious which partial should be called for recursion.
That resulted in an error where type-or-title was only called for objects and array items, even if it also resolves
arrays of types.
This makes the split clearer. property-type must be called for any schema,
and object-type-or-title is only called for object schemas.
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