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Finding out why Github doesn’t render your reStructuredText as expected

Posted by jpluimers on 2018/04/13

One of the cool Github features is that it renders reStructuredText (and other markup documents like markdown).

Often however, your .rst file on GitHub looks very differently on GitHub as your local render. Heck: sometimes Github will not even render it at all.

 

–jeroen

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