And perhaps I missed it but is there a loose spec around the supported Bear MD and extensions? Beyond just commonmark I mean. Both the legacy feature set and beta extensions seem to be slightly askew with CM and Github MD.
I really like the new editor but have no idea how to directly type a todo anymore as + and - are now for lists. I know it’s only a shortcut away (CMT T) but it’s a fraction more friction that makes it a bit more annoying. How do I now type a todo, or can we have - + back (at the expense of common mark syntax…).
In Notion you type [] or [x] which can also be great. I love bear’s flexibility to type, and see, all formatting.
Thank you very much @matteo. That was about what I expected given it is how it is done in GFM.
However, it does not appear to be working in Panda yet and I will disagree that it is part of the current 0.29 CommonMark spec. I do, however, look forward to its implementation
I just deleted the old file/zip and downloaded another one from the latest email just in case (doubt there was a difference though)…
So what I think is going on is that if you paste the whole sequence of - [x] it does indeed render correctly. However, the way that auto parse is currently working in Panda you can not type the equivalent without it being interpreted as bullet [x].
OK. Figured it out. I don’t know if this is expected behavior or not, typing the sequence - [ ] only gets rendered as a checkbox if there is a trailing space. Terminated by a newline is renders as * [ ],