v2.0.0b4
Breaking Changes
- We do not assume anymore that blocks have to start at a new line (#416 by @zepinglee and @benlogan)
Attention: While this means that we will also parse blocks starting anywhere else (e.g. on the same line where another block ended), this also has some side effects:
- Parsing of a block is aborted if a sequence which looks like a block start (e.g.
@entry{
) is found anywhere within that block in addition to its head. This is done on purpose, to allow parsing of faulty files, but may have negative impacts in the few cases where a@entry{
(or similar) are genuinely part of a correct block. - Commenting entire blocks with leading
%
,#
, or any other char sequence at the beginning of every line will not work anymore. This was never fully supported anyways, and still waits for its implementation. See #372 .