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@surfinzap surfinzap released this 08 Jun 19:53
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Learn about vigilant mode.

I’ve done something in this version what I wanted to do for a while. I wanted to refactor modules that fix double quotes and single quotes. These modules were old and difficult to improve. And as I went along refactoring, I’ve also fixed few other issues, so in the end, quite a few things made it into this version.

Since this version (2.5.0), Typopo is tested against 2540 assertion tests (+675 tests since version 2.4.1). The number of tests is not a guarantee there won’t be any bugs, but it indicates a growing desire to cover more and more edge cases.

Here’s a rundown of what’s been new and improved in this version.

✨ New features

New configuration option to keep Markdown code blocks in your Markdown files:

  • keepMarkdownCodeBlocks: true when you want to keep Markdown code blocks in your Markdown files
  • keepMarkdownCodeBlocks: false want to fix grave accents (`) in generic texts to single quotes

⚡️ Improvements

  • Limit identification of “and” contractions to common phrases, and add a non-breaking space around them. Common phrases:
    • dead ’n’ buried
    • drill ’n’ bass
    • drum ’n’ bass
    • rock ’n’ roll
    • pick ’n’ mix
    • fish ’n’ chips
    • salt ’n’ shake
    • mac ’n’ cheese
    • pork ’n’ beans
    • drag ’n’ drop
    • rake ’n’ scrape
    • hook ’n’ kill
  • Identify and fix single-quoted ‘words’ outside double quotes
  • Swap single quotes and terminal punctuation when single quotes are used only for a portion of a sentence, e.g.:
    • …only a ‘quoted part.’ → …only a ‘quoted part’.
  • Keep a space between a number and a number sign (#) at the beginning of the paragraph (e.g. when you’re starting a Markdown headline with a number)
  • Limit adding a non-breaking space after cardinal and ordinal numbers with three and more digits.

🐛 Fixes

  • Fix edge cases around double quotes and double primes:
    • Here are 30 "bucks" → Here are 30 “bucks” (before, a left quote was falsely identified as a double prime)
    • "Conference 2020" and "something in quotes". → “Conference 2020” and “something in quotes”. (before, a right quote after “2020” was falsely identified as a double prime)
    • "2020" → “2020” (before, dumb quotes around numbers were not identified as a double quote pair)
    • He was ok. “He was ok ”. → He was ok. “He was ok.”, (before, when a right double quote was swapped with a terminal punctuation, the extra space wasn’t removed)
    • It’s 12" x 12". → It’s 12″ × 12″. (before, the second prime was falsely identified as a right double quote)
    • 12'' → 12″ (two dumb single quotes are fixed to a double prime around numbers)
    • When you ask the “How often…” question (before, the ellipsis was falsely swapped with a right double quote in this type of sentence)
    • It’s a“nice” saying. → It’s a “nice” saying. (now, the added space is a nbsp, when added before a single-word prepositions)
  • When Typopo is configured as removeWhitespacesBeforeMarkdownList : false, Markdown lists are now kept nested, even when they start with +

🔨 Maintenance

  • Refactor a module to fix double quotes
  • Refactor a module to fix single quotes
  • Update NPM packages to their latest versions
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