Update minute export tool to support rendered code #705
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Until now, code formatting required backticks in the source document. But Google Docs can also contain inline code (greenish text) or code blocks, via Markdown mode (Tools > Preferences > "Enable Markdown"). Previously, this was converted to plain text. With the updated tool, inline code is wrapped in single backticks, and code blocks are wrapped in triple backticks. This also adds h4 support because a recent meeting used h4 headings.
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After two years, another update to the minutes exporter tool that was originally introduced in #105!
Until now, code formatting required backticks in the source document. But Google Docs can also contain inline code (greenish text) or code blocks, via Markdown mode (Tools > Preferences > "Enable Markdown"). Previously, this was converted to plain text. With the updated tool, inline code is wrapped in single backticks, and code blocks are wrapped in triple backticks. Note: a code block consisting
This updated version was used to generate the minutes in #704. Especially the code blocks on the last day (sep 27) would otherwise have required too much manual fiddling. If this update existed before, it would also have saved me some effort with formatting code in #599. From now on, rendered inline code and code blocks have first-class support.