I am trying to format a file with a blockquote that looks like this:
> First line of my note.
>
> Second line.
And I want an empty line in my blockquote because the second line is actually a code block, so it looks more like this:
> [!NOTE]
> First line of my note.
>
> ```text
> some_code
> ```
If there is not empty line in my blockquote, I get a MD031 which I assume is how it's supposed to be.
Now, if my whole file looks like this (no markdownlint error):
# Awesome file
> [!NOTE]
> First line of my note.
>
> ```text
> some_code
> ```
Here is a paragraph.
> A marvelous quotation.
Second paragraph.
The first time I format this file, I get:
# Awesome file
> [!NOTE]
> First line of my note.
>
```text
> some_code
> ```
>
Here is a paragraph.
A marvelous quotation.
>
Second paragraph.
Second formatting:
# Awesome file
> [!NOTE]
> First line of my note.
>
```text
some_code
> ```
> Here is a paragraph.
>
A marvelous quotation.
Second paragraph.
Third:
# Awesome file
> [!NOTE]
> First line of my note.
>
```text
some_code
\```
> Here is a paragraph.
>
>
A marvelous quotation.
Second paragraph.
And it goes on and on until the file looks like this, which seems to be a stable state:
# Awesome file
> [!NOTE]
> First line of my note.
>
```text
some_code
\```
Here is a paragraph.
A marvelous quotation.
Second paragraph.
Please note that I added the backslash \ before the ``` myself so that Github rendering is not messed up, this single character is not actually added by Markdown table prettifier.
Also note that the > [!NOTE] seems to have no effect.
And for general information if that helps:
- Visual Studio Code version 1.117.0
- Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS on WSL along with WSL plugin in VS code
- Markdown table prettifier version 4.0.0
I am trying to format a file with a blockquote that looks like this:
And I want an empty line in my blockquote because the second line is actually a code block, so it looks more like this:
If there is not empty line in my blockquote, I get a MD031 which I assume is how it's supposed to be.
Now, if my whole file looks like this (no markdownlint error):
The first time I format this file, I get:
Second formatting:
Third:
And it goes on and on until the file looks like this, which seems to be a stable state:
Please note that I added the backslash \ before the ``` myself so that Github rendering is not messed up, this single character is not actually added by Markdown table prettifier.
Also note that the
> [!NOTE]seems to have no effect.And for general information if that helps: