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Good catch, @Tealk -- thanks for the report! I was able to verify this. I believe it's because we render the title as Markdown (to preserve title links), so we're parsing this as the first item in a list, instead of an arbitrary number followed by a dot. I'm looking into a fix now.
This fixes an issue where "12. April" would get rendered as "1. April" because
it looks like a Markdown list item to our renderer. Now, we parse titles as
titles, instead of standalone text, which causes the renderer to give us the
results we want. This also adds some basic tests for the applyBasicMarkdown()
func.
Closes#470
Describe the bug
If you enter a date in the title
12. april
then it becomes1. april
in the database it is correct
but if you write
12.april
it works without problemsSteps to reproduce (if necessary)
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
the correct date should be displayed
Application configuration
Version or last commit: 0.13.0
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