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the actual command ($ git lfs install here) will not be identified as such, but it looks like it's treated as an output. However, some markdown linters discourage not specifying a language (e.g. MD040).
Maybe support for specifying a language could be added, and thinking further, maybe it could even be used to change the name of the shell in the header of rendered termynal frames (which defaults to "bash" right now). So when people prefer showing commands for zsh, they could specify this by doing
```zsh
$ command goes here
...
```
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Hi!
I noticed that, when specifying the language of a code block as in the following
the actual command (
$ git lfs install
here) will not be identified as such, but it looks like it's treated as an output. However, some markdown linters discourage not specifying a language (e.g. MD040).Maybe support for specifying a language could be added, and thinking further, maybe it could even be used to change the name of the shell in the header of rendered termynal frames (which defaults to "bash" right now). So when people prefer showing commands for zsh, they could specify this by doing
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: