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defaultValue rendering defaults to code block #2601
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Huh, VSCode updated their criteria... that used to be rendered as code if the block didn't contain a code block, matching TypeDoc's implementation. Easy fix, and I like this way better... |
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defaultValue, default, code, formatting, tsdoc, tag
Expected Behavior
When setting a
@defaultValue
block tag, I expect to be able to link to external sources and use inline tags such as@link
.This is the behavior I get when using VSCode Intellisense as well.
Actual Behavior
When setting a
@defaultValue
block tag, the entire content of@defaultValue
gets formatted as a code block. This prevents inline tags from rendering properly.I can work around this by adding a piece of
inline code
within the description, which seems to disable the code block around the entire description.Steps to reproduce the bug
Minimal repro:
Environment
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