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🐛 Bug Report

when using backtick within a table, the pipe | wont be espace by the backslash \
(originally raised here)

To Reproduce

try this code within a docusaurus md file

| Test                            | x        | x   |
| ------------------------------- | -------- | --- |
| `this pipe \| should be espace` |

Noticed an error in the documentation

{{ellipsis "foo bar baz", 7}}

has an comma which should not be there and breaks the helper, should be

{{ellipsis "foo bar baz" 7}}

This a 🐛 bug report.

.documents is not accepting an object as second parameter even though it's documented in the README.

Expected Behavior

var someState = { render: 'me' }

// Documented API:
// `compiler.documents(routename, [opts], done(err, { buffer, hash }))`
compiler.documen

When a compiled script is run from $PATH it appears to be unable to locate its own file path.

An example with the JRuby bash launcher:

[] ~/projects/jruby $ bin/jruby.bash -e 'puts ENV_JAVA["jruby.home"]'
/Users/headius/projects/jruby

[] ~/projects/jruby $ jruby.bash -e 'puts ENV_JAVA["jruby.home"]'
/Users/headius/projects/jruby

[] ~/projects/jruby $ shc -f bin/jruby.bash -o bin

When accessing members of an object (through a pointer), it's much faster and more convenient to simply write the . operator and have it automatically converted into a ->
Several IDEs offer this like QtCreator and VisualStudio.
eg:

Foo* Bar;
Bar.
// Magic :D
Bar->ContinueWritingHere

Thanks in advance

On this page: https://breakdance.github.io/breakdance/docs.html

Problem: There are a number of times where it refers to the result of a breakdance.compile call as a string. In reality, the string should come from breakdance.compile().output

Configure Extension Settings on a User seems to be globally.

Means: Turning the options off in he User settings, and trying to enable them for a specific project, won't work - it stays off. But in my case, it should generally be turned off and enabled on a per project basis.

Could you add to the documentation a way to activate the plugin and setting the config for a project only?

a **

Please, could you add an example of a helper and how to use it.
I can register a helper, but when I append it to a template, the helper did not render.

My helper is:

// helpers/salutation.js
module.exports = function(context, options) {
  return 'Hi, everybody';
};

and my template:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <meta charset="utf-8" />
    <title>

This is a really cool project! I think it will bring attention to the real cost JS has to the end user.

Would be good to get some instructions on how one could use their own trace with this. I tried uploading traces generated from DevTools, Chrome Tracing, Lighthouse, WebPageTest but no luck so far.

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