pull_request(list): prevent extra p tags inside list items #9
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Kristinita
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ryneeverett
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Feb 16, 2025
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| # Remove unwanted <p> tags around list items. | ||
| # See issue #8 for details. | ||
| text = re.sub(r'<li>\s*<p>(.*?)</p>\s*</li>', r'<li>\1</li>', text) |
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Per discussion in #8, the thing that makes me uncomfortable with this solution is that I believe this will "correct" undesirable output caused by blank lines and not just by comments. IMO that would not be a great side-effect because it would encourage people to write bad markdown by hiding their mistakes from them.
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1. Summary
I’ve fixed issue #8. python-markdown-comments will now remove unwanted
<p>tags inside the list.2. Explanation
I added the deletion of unwanted
<p>tags with a regular expression.Also, I added 3 tests from my issue. They work successfully after running the
python -m unittest test/test_comments.pycommand and don’t break existing tests.3. Issue #2 possible problem
Difficulties arose with how to leave the
test_comments_in_htmltest asserted. With my pull request, this test remains asserted, but I didn’t really understand everything written in issue #2, and I admit that I might have missed something. If so, I think it would be a nice idea to add other tests for issue #2.Thanks.