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John MacFarlane 2020-07-23 17:51:59 -07:00
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* Text.Pandoc.Extensions: * Text.Pandoc.Extensions:
+ Add `raw_markdown` extension (which only affects `ipynb`
input).
+ Trim down `githubMarkdownExtensions`. + Trim down `githubMarkdownExtensions`.
Previously it included all of the following, which make Previously it included all of the following, which make
sense for the legacy `markdown_github` but not for `gfm`, sense for the legacy `markdown_github` but not for `gfm`,
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These have been removed from `githubMarkdownExtensions`, though These have been removed from `githubMarkdownExtensions`, though
they're still turned on for legacy `markdown_github`. they're still turned on for legacy `markdown_github`.
+ Add `Ext_attributes` constructor for `Extension` [API change]. + Add `Ext_attributes` constructor for `Extension` [API change].
* LaTeX template: use selnolig to selectively suppress ligatures with * LaTeX template: use selnolig to selectively suppress ligatures with
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* Ipynb reader: * Ipynb reader:
+ Implement `raw_markdown` extension (#5408). Specifying
`-f ipynb+raw_markdown` will cause Markdown cells
to be represented as raw Markdown blocks, instead of being
parsed. This is not what you want when going from `ipynb`
to other formats, but it may be useful when going from `ipynb`
to Markdown or to `ipynb`, to avoid semantically insignificant
changes in the contents of the Markdown cells that might
otherwise be introduced.
+ Handle application/pdf output as image (#6430). + Handle application/pdf output as image (#6430).
+ Properly handle image/svg+xml as an image (#6430). + Properly handle image/svg+xml as an image (#6430).