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Created Feb 10, 2015 by Administrator@rootOwner

wiki pages output consistency with Gollum

Created by: fcelda

The wiki pages generated by GitLab ofen differ from the pages generated by standalone Gollum (described in the instructions on Git Access tab in a project wiki). We are using GitLab 7.7.

For example, using a code blocks within ordered list doesn't work in GitLab. I.e., when the code blocks are indented by a few spaces under the list item, Gollum puts the code block inside the <li> tag. However GitLab terminates the list, puts the code block at the root level, and starts a new list.

Input:

1. step one

   ```
   code block
   ```

2. step two

Gollum output:

1. step one

   code block

2. step two

GitLab output:

1. step one

code block

1. step two

This is probably not the only one problem with wiki rendering. I remember encountering some invalid new line wrapping in GitLab output, but that might been have already fixed.

I have no idea, where the cause is. If someone can point me to the right direction, I can try to resolve the rendering issues by myself and send a PR.

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