The current changelog dialog prints the # (hash) instead of using it to render titles for example. This makes it difficult to correctly read the changelog. It would be nice if the changelog dialog would actually render according to .md document styling.
The current changelog dialog prints the # (hash) instead of using it to render titles for example. This makes it difficult to correctly read the changelog. It would be nice if the changelog dialog would actually render according to .md document styling.
Fixed in v0.3.1 (9ae2e22). The in-app changelog now renders Markdown via QTextEdit.setMarkdown(), and the update prompt renders release notes as rich text (Markdown → HTML) — no more literal #/**.
Fixed in **v0.3.1** (9ae2e22). The in-app changelog now renders Markdown via `QTextEdit.setMarkdown()`, and the update prompt renders release notes as rich text (Markdown → HTML) — no more literal `#`/`**`.
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The current changelog dialog prints the # (hash) instead of using it to render titles for example. This makes it difficult to correctly read the changelog. It would be nice if the changelog dialog would actually render according to .md document styling.
Fixed in v0.3.1 (
9ae2e22). The in-app changelog now renders Markdown viaQTextEdit.setMarkdown(), and the update prompt renders release notes as rich text (Markdown → HTML) — no more literal#/**.