Markdown reader: Semantics of space between # and header title changed after v1.19.2.4?

[krlmlr]

I have read the release notes (searched for instances of "Markdown reader") but haven't found any hint. Is this intended?

$ echo "#header" | pandoc
<h1 id="header">header</h1>
$ echo "#header" | /usr/lib/rstudio/bin/pandoc/pandoc
<p>#header</p>

$ pandoc -v | head -n 1
pandoc 1.19.2.4
$ /usr/lib/rstudio/bin/pandoc/pandoc -v | head -n 1
pandoc 2.2.1

[agusmba]

Probably.
Space after # is standard in commonmark, and in pandoc's markdown (if I'm reading the manual correctly).

If you want the old behavior try with

$ echo "#header" | pandoc -f markdown-space_in_atx_header
<h1 id="header">header</h1>

[krlmlr]

Thanks! I missed that, sorry for the noise.

[agusmba]

For completeness sake, this was tacked in #3512 and it was a new feature of Pandoc 2.0

[krlmlr]

Thanks. How do I submit a PR to the releases.html page? Apart from typos, I think this is really a behavioral change (too), because the default has changed.

[jgm]

It's jgm/pandoc-website But you should simultaneously check changelog in jgm/pandoc Kirill Müller <notifications@github.com> writes:

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