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They say it works with Markdown. But I can't deal with it, none of my TODOs in Markdown shown. Does it work? Can anyone show an example?
Thanks
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Is there a defined way of specifying comments in Markdown nowadays or do you use the "empty link" option to fake a comment?
According to https://github.com/kantlove/vscode-todo-parser/blob/master/src/types/LanguageType.ts this plugin uses the Java Regex for Markdown, which is defined at https://github.com/kantlove/vscode-todo-parser/blob/master/src/const/RegexStrings.ts as /*+([\s\S]*?)*/|//([^\r\n]+) so it should work when using a double slash (can't get it to work) or the /* */ notation, but I think there's a . missing in the first part of the regex...
/*+([\s\S]*?)*/|//([^\r\n]+)
/* */
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They say it works with Markdown. But I can't deal with it, none of my TODOs in Markdown shown.
Does it work? Can anyone show an example?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: