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Space after ::: in spoiler (self.thunder_app)

submitted 10 months ago by sukhmel to c/[email protected]

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It seems that the web UI treats spoilers without a space after ::: the same as the regular ones, while Thunder ignores those as spoilers. It looks like the closing spoiler marker may be entered without whitespace but it consumes extra text after the spoiler, and overall acts weird

I can create an issue if that's needed, or this post may be referenced in an existing issue to be used as a test

no whitespace
Content



whitespace present
Content



one-liner no whitespace
Content

one-liner whitespace present 
Content

Extra text in the end

one-liner whitespace present Content


Second extra text

produces

no whitespace

Content

whitespace present

Content

one-liner no whitespace

Content

one-liner whitespace present

Content

Extra text in the end

one-liner whitespace present

Content

Second extra text

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[–] sukhmel 1 points 10 months ago

Also, I can't seem to find a definition of format, as it looks like a spoiler may go completely without closing ::: but can't check it against the standard