fix: fix list indentation via using a specific Pandoc version #631
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@krlmlr maybe worth trying in the igraph repo |
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What pandoc version is installed there by default? |
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I don't know (which is part of the issue), maybe we could add printing? https://github.com/igraph/rigraph/blob/main/.github/workflows/fledge.yaml must use whathever that's the default on GitHub Actions 🤔 |
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@krlmlr did you notice the same indentation issue in any other repo where you use fledge on GHA? |
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I'll keep an eye on it. |
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let's re-open if we notice the problem again. |
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I'm opening this here for discussion but my target is your igraph question.
Locally after cloning igraph and resetting to the commit before the latest bump, I do not get the unwanted list indentation, hence my guess it might be a Pandoc thing.