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🎁 Use commonDirectiveOptions
in all directives
#1650
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🦋 Changeset detectedLatest commit: 826df5b The changes in this PR will be included in the next version bump. This PR includes changesets to release 9 packages
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@fwkoch can you help clarify the changeset semver policy? I'm not clear for mystmd when we can make a minor bump. |
Requires jupyter-book/myst-theme#500 to see some of the improvements. |
I put my thoughts about the semver policy here: #1658 - nothing official in that yet, just my opinions! |
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This is really nice for adding class
to all node types, it adds that feature while simplifying the code.
My only hesitation is that it also adds enumerated
/enumerator
to all the node types. To me, this feels slightly less general than class
, which is just a transparent string that themes may or may not support...
Enumeration gets picked up by the enumerate
transforms and impacts the mdast processing. Testing a little bit, it seems ok... good actually... I can now enumerate many things that I could not before, and it seems to just work. However, it makes the scope of this PR bigger than it might seem at first - it doesn't just add some simple properties to directives, it enriches (hopefully without breaking) fairly significant myst functionality.
Anyway, after going through all this, I'm still approving - I don't actually think there is a problem! Mostly just had to wrap my head around the implications of enumerated
.
@@ -11,11 +11,7 @@ export const asideDirective: DirectiveSpec = { | |||
doc: 'An optional title', | |||
}, | |||
options: { | |||
...labelDirectiveOption('aside'), | |||
// TODO: Add enumeration in future |
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This gets added to the node now too!
Yes @fwkoch, and helpful of you to explicitly surface that change --I made the same judgment that it feels like we should be able to identify and reference most (all) directives, but that isn't a small conceptual change by any means. |
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Just thinking a little more about some documentation loose ends here...
Co-authored-by: Franklin Koch <franklinwkoch@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Franklin Koch <franklinwkoch@gmail.com>
@fwkoch thanks for your review! Really good catch on the I've also reworked the docs to use If you are OK with these changes, please merge the PR! |
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Removes the directive from the final output. | ||
:::{myst:directive} exercise |
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Great to be using this here now! Thank you!!
The last thing I did was add |
@fwkoch thank you for catching those mistakes. Fab. |
This PR tackles #1657. We will need an upstream
myst-theme
PR to ensure that these are actually set in the DOM.I omitted the documentation directives
{myst:role}
et al. I didn't think they needed it.