See 6adf42c for an example.
When writing markdown files it good to insert a line break into the source file after any major punctuation (".", ";", ":"). This makes diffing the source text much easier, because if you have entire paragraphs on a single line you need to read the whole paragraph for differences.
GitBook is also making the history harder to read for a file and ultimately figureout who made the change.
Possibly we should have a branch for the raw sources and a seperate branch that has gitbook normalized files.
This behavior can also lead to suprisingly rendered files such as:
See 6adf42c for an example.
When writing markdown files it good to insert a line break into the source file after any major punctuation (".", ";", ":"). This makes diffing the source text much easier, because if you have entire paragraphs on a single line you need to read the whole paragraph for differences.
GitBook is also making the history harder to read for a file and ultimately figureout who made the change.
Possibly we should have a branch for the raw sources and a seperate branch that has gitbook normalized files.
This behavior can also lead to suprisingly rendered files such as: