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Writing a Tera template with perfect formatting is hard. Tweaking things with {%- instead of {% and trim = true is sometimes annoying.
{%-
{%
trim = true
git-cliff should support outputting the formatted markdown file. e.g.
git-cliff
[changelog] # formats the changelog (only supports markdown) format = true
We can use a crate like prettify-markdown or something similar (and more up-to-date maybe).
prettify-markdown
We can detect markdown files by simply looking at the extension (.md).
.md
Users can always configure postprocessors to do markdown formatting:
postprocessors
[changelog] postprocessors = [ { pattern = '.*', replace_command = "mdformat -" }, ]
But I think it is better to support this feature out-of-the-box.
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Feature description
Writing a Tera template with perfect formatting is hard. Tweaking things with
{%-
instead of{%
andtrim = true
is sometimes annoying.Desired solution
git-cliff
should support outputting the formatted markdown file. e.g.We can use a crate like
prettify-markdown
or something similar (and more up-to-date maybe).We can detect markdown files by simply looking at the extension (
.md
).Alternatives considered
Users can always configure
postprocessors
to do markdown formatting:But I think it is better to support this feature out-of-the-box.
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