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The conversion from grid-tables to list-tables is triggering a Pandoc 3.6 reader bug. This is the summary of the situation:
We'll have to bump Pandoc to 3.7 (or 3.8?) and accelerate our plan to move to quarto-markdown. |
input.mdpandoc 3.6.3Note the misparsed first code block as a Pandoc 3.7.0.2 |
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The following ugly syntax works in 3.6: |
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Big PR that removes all grid tables from quarto-web, ahead of our moving towards list-tables as the preferred format for complex tables.
Quarto's visual editor will soon switch to preferring list tables as well, which will reduce the main source of grid tables (without any detriment to user experience).
For users that wish to migrate manually, we have a Lua filter to help with these conversions.
We will document all of this to our users as well, but this PR exists simply to reduce our exposure to this feature.