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Release 3.11.2
Release 3.11.1
Fixed
- Update serializer to be non-recursive (#1644).
- Improve ancestor handling in the inline
Treeprocessor(#1646). - Keep a raw HTML comment inside an inline HTML element that closes in the
same paragraph, instead of splitting the paragraph around it (#1643). - Fix issue where inline HTML attributes were rejected if they had
<or>in the attribute (#1647). - Fix issue where an unterminated end tag (
</foo) could cause all remaining content to be dropped (#1651). - Complete rework of emphasis handling to improve nested emphasis handling better (#1632).
Release 3.11.0
Changed
- Inline processors now resume searching after the previous match, improving
performance for repeated inline patterns (#1619). - Officially support Python 3.15 and drop support for Python 3.10
- Walk backtick runs in
BacktickInlineProcessorwithout a regex (#1620). - Switch static site generator for documentation from MkDocs to Zensical
(#1627, #1635, #1637, and #1638).
Fixed
- Ensure removing Abbreviations does not raise an error (#1634).
- Fix an issue with excessive backtracking when matching inline code blocks (#1617).
md_in_htmlnow honors tags added toMarkdown.block_level_elementsafter
the extension is loaded (#1246).- Fix quadratic-time regex backtracking in
ReferenceProcessorwhen a link
reference definition has no URL, e.g. a line consisting only of[id]:
followed by many trailing spaces (#798). - Document
attr_listusage fordef_list(#1123).
Release 3.10.3
Release 3.10.2
Release 3.10.1
Fixed
Release 3.10.0
Changed
- Officially support Python 3.14 and PyPy 3.11 and drop support for Python 3.9
and PyPy 3.9.
Fixed
- Fix an HTML comment parsing case in some Python versions that can cause an
infinite loop (#1554). - Revert the default behavior of
USE_DEFINITION_ORDER(toTrue). The new
behavior introduced in 3.9.0 is experimental and results are inconsistent.
It should not have been made the default behavior (#1561).
Release 3.9.0
Changed
- Footnotes are now ordered by the occurrence of their references in the
document. A new configuration option for the footnotes extension,
USE_DEFINITION_ORDER, has been added to support restoring the previous
behavior of ordering footnotes by the occurrence of definitions (#1367).
Fixed
Release 3.8.2
Fixed
- Fix
codecsdeprecation in Python 3.14. - Fix issue with unclosed comment parsing in Python 3.14.
- Fix issue with unclosed declarations in Python 3.14.
- Fix issue with unclosed HTML tag
<fooand Python 3.14.