Asciidoctor: Change invocation rules for macros #799
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Changes the invocation rules for legacy style admonition macros to only invoke the block version if it is alone on a line. This more closely mirrors the customizations that Elastic did to AsciiDoc.
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I'm running a full rebuild into the |
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I think this may actually cause trouble. I'll investigate! |
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I tracked down the issue and pushed a fix. Then I started another build. |
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That build says that this change doesn't change anything unexpected. :success: |
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Thanks for reviewing @estolfo! |
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Changes the invocation rules for legacy style admonition macros to only
invoke the block version if it is alone on a line. This more closely
mirrors the customizations that Elastic did to AsciiDoc.