[[syntax]] is processed in Markdown code blocks rendering

[jeromelebleu]

I've got a README.md file which includes some kind of ini code blocks. As a subsection is surrounded by two squared brackets, it is evaluated and processed by Gitea as a link. The squared brackets are removed and the code blocks is thus modified... This is problematic since it produces wrong code blocks and can involves someone to make mistakes if he/she just copy & paste it.

For example, if I write the following:

    ```ini
    [[mediagoblin_private]]
    ```

... the produced HTML code will be:

<pre><code class="language-ini">mediagoblin_private
</code></pre>

From what I understand in reading the code and trying to alter this unwanted behavior, I found at least two solutions to prevent that:

• do not replace the whole [[...]] with the content text if it's not a link,
• or just do not replace it when it's in an excluded tag.

I tried both solutions and they work. For the first one, I've just commented this line. For the second one, I've replaced this line by buf.WriteString(token.String()).

As I don't know which behavior could be the best - and if there are others, they have maybe both pro/con, I let you see...

Thanks in advance!

[dsamarin]

Are there any solutions/hacks that do not require modifying the code?

[chinglinwen]

This shell snippet got wrong too, the following code can't show correctly in gitea ( Gitea Version: 1.4.0 )

if [[ ${state} == 'stop' ]]; then
        check_down
        if [[ $? == 1 ]]; then
            check_user
        else
            echo "stop success"
            exit 0
        fi
    else

Result in gitea: [[ ${state} == 'stop' ]] is not shown.

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