Wow, this is priceless. I wrote the following in a previous post:
` File \"Z:\\Work\\trunk: `
The backticks are Markdown/Smartypants syntax for monospace font (such as that used to display code, eg. this is monospace).
Anyway, apparently Typo/Rails didn’t like it, and gave me an ‘Application Error’, without explaining what the problem was. When I went digging through the logs, I found this:
BlueCloth::FormatError (Bad markdown format near " File \"Z:\\Work\\trun": No "`" found before end): /vendor/bluecloth/lib/bluecloth.rb:919:in `transform_code_spans' /vendor/bluecloth/lib/bluecloth.rb:264:in `apply_span_transforms' /vendor/bluecloth/lib/bluecloth.rb:731:in `form_paragraphs' /vendor/bluecloth/lib/bluecloth.rb:723:in `collect' /vendor/bluecloth/lib/bluecloth.rb:723:in `form_paragraphs' /vendor/bluecloth/lib/bluecloth.rb:252:in `apply_block_transforms' /vendor/bluecloth/lib/bluecloth.rb:204:in `to_html'
I’m a little surprised — Typo, my little pet pleasure (of the last few days, anyway) doesn’t handle failed parsing?



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