Issue #1598: Unexpected markdown highlighting in comments - pagure

pagure

#1598 Unexpected markdown highlighting in comments

Closed: Fixed 7 years ago Opened 7 years ago by mreynolds.

When I enter the following text into an Issue comment it gets highlighted unexpectedly

```
Description of problem:

When dealing with issues like the Heartbleed CVE (Bug 1084875), it would be
beneficial to have a certmonger command to rekey a certificate, e.g.
"ipa-getcert rekey -i 12345678".

Existing resubmit command is not helpful as it just renews existing certificate
while preserving the key.
```

This get highlighted to:

Description of problem:

When dealing with issues like the Heartbleed CVE (Bug 1084875), it would be
beneficial to have a certmonger command to rekey a certificate, e.g.
"ipa-getcert rekey -i 12345678".

Existing resubmit command is not helpful as it just renews existing certificate
while preserving the key.

I do not see this behaviour in my development environment on F24 (using python2-markdown-2.6.7-1.fc24). What version of python-markdown is being used on the production server?

Anyway, why is this getting highlighted, and can this be stopped?

Thanks,
Mark

pingou commented 7 years ago

I suspect the code highlighting is getting in the way :-s

In prod we are using python-markdown-2.4.1-1.el7.noarch

pingou commented 7 years ago

I found this morning a way to turn off this high-lighting when we do not want it:

```
:::text
Description of problem:

When dealing with issues like the Heartbleed CVE (Bug 1084875), it would be
beneficial to have a certmonger command to rekey a certificate, e.g.
"ipa-getcert rekey -i 12345678".

Existing resubmit command is not helpful as it just renews existing certificate
while preserving the key.
```

Rendered:

Description of problem:

When dealing with issues like the Heartbleed CVE (Bug 1084875), it would be
beneficial to have a certmonger command to rekey a certificate, e.g.
"ipa-getcert rekey -i 12345678".

Existing resubmit command is not helpful as it just renews existing certificate
while preserving the key.