Add a failing test about diff code highlighting #124
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Fixed at: doctrine/rst-parser#168 |
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@wouterj reported that a code block here https://symfony.com/doc/current/security.html#form-login didn't show any highlighting.
It's true. The problem occurs when a
diffcode block doesn't start its first line with+or-In this failing test, the first code block works but the second doesn't(to be completely honest, the first one doesn't work either because of some white space issue which I can't see, but it mostly works)<-- this problem was fixed by Ryan. Thanks!