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[FIX] tests: don't confuse separators for heading delimiters #12111
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AntoineVDV
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LGTM (the commit message could probably be improved to explain that separators can be used as paragraph delimiters too)
RST separators (`-----`) look similar to H3 delimiters that use the same `-` character, but separators' length should not be checked.
This commit fixes a bug in the `check_early_line_breaks` test that would systematically consider the `\n` character as being part of the line, hence counting it when computing the line length.
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@robodoo r+ rebase-ff FYI @samueljlieber |
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RST separators (`-----`) look similar to H3 delimiters that use the same `-` character, but separators' length should not be checked. Part-of: #12111 Signed-off-by: Antoine Vandevenne (anv) <[email protected]>
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This commit fixes a bug in the `check_early_line_breaks` test that would systematically consider the `\n` character as being part of the line, hence counting it when computing the line length. closes #12111 Signed-off-by: Antoine Vandevenne (anv) <[email protected]>
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[FIX] tests: don't confuse separators for heading delimiters
RST separators (
-----
) look similar to H3 delimiters that use the same-
character, but separators' length should not be checked.[FIX] tests: don't count EOL chars when checking remaining line space
This commit fixes a bug in the
check_early_line_breaks
test that would systematically consider the\n
character as being part of the line, hence counting it when computing the line length.