Auto-link bare URIs in documentation rendering #9427
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@bytbox in rust-lang#9424 found out that http://foo.com wasn't rendered as a link in pandoc by default. This extension to pandoc enables the auto-linking behaviour, however.
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It think it's better to explicitly use the Markdown link syntax where we expect them. There are probably cases where the URL detection is going to be overeager. |
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markdown is about to go away, not relevant. |
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s/markdown/pandoc/ |
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whoops, indeed. |
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…r=xFrednet [`unnecessary_lazy_evaluations`] Do not suggest switching to early evaluation when type has custom `Drop` fix rust-lang#9427 changelog: [`unnecessary_lazy_evaluations`] Do not suggest switching to early evaluation when type has custom `Drop`
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@bytbox in #9424 found out that http://foo.com wasn't rendered as a link in
pandoc by default. This extension to pandoc enables the auto-linking behaviour,
however.