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It is. I know of zero Markdown implementations off the top of my head that bother to parse JavaScript - if there's JS embedded in HTML embedded in Markdown, it
by klardotsh 3y ago
It is. I know of zero Markdown implementations off the top of my head that bother to parse JavaScript - if there's JS embedded in HTML embedded in Markdown, it gets passed through as a block element on the HTML side (which may or may not be parsed, either).
TFA is drawing at straws to dunk on a format they don't like.
- OkayPhysicist 3y ago#Heading Here's why allowing arbitrary HTML and JS in your Markdown makes parsing painful <script> console.log("</script> is a closing tag for script blocks"); </script>