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The GFM reader skips blank lines when parsing meta-data.
This is in contrast with the standard Pelican parsers which treat a blank line as the end of the meta-data block.
This matters because:
it is non-standard
the parser can treat the start of body content as a meta-data item, if the body starts with something that looks like a keyword. This is unlikely, but not impossible.
It looks as though this behaviour has been relied on in some ASF website sources, in particular the main website.
Some options are:
just document the behaviour
add an option to warn if such blank lines are found
add an option to disable the behaviour
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Just noticed that some ASF pages contain a line starting with 'Note: '.
There don't seem to be any pages where this is the first non-blank line, but it could easily be the case.
Obviously there are work-rounds, but it might not be obvious to the editor why their page was misbehaving.
The GFM reader skips blank lines when parsing meta-data.
This is in contrast with the standard Pelican parsers which treat a blank line as the end of the meta-data block.
This matters because:
It looks as though this behaviour has been relied on in some ASF website sources, in particular the main website.
Some options are:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: