It seems like with further testing that boost doesn't handle it properly when there isn't a double newline before the table, even though it works fine in the default lemmy browser and in tesseract
Boost is based on Old Reddit markdown parser which is close, but not identical to the one Lemmy has, and there are some edge cases and compatibility issues.
It seems like with further testing that boost doesn't handle it properly when there isn't a double newline before the table, even though it works fine in the default lemmy browser and in tesseract
Boost is based on Old Reddit markdown parser which is close, but not identical to the one Lemmy has, and there are some edge cases and compatibility issues.
FWIW, the GFM extension used for Markdown tables defines that a newline should be required for a table to function:
But as an app for browsing Lemmy, Boost should match whatever Lemmy does, even if it does things "wrong".