State of bugs, June 4

[roadrunnertwice]

OK, so after perusing the examples throughout the community alongside their source text, here's what I'm seeing:

• Most of the bugs are fixed.
• The remaining bugs can be summed up as "user mentions before a sentence-ending period usually go bad."

Yeah? (edit: found the problem, PR here.)

That fits with the behavior changes I made recently, which went live in the (april? may?) code push. The current intended behavior for @mentions is:

Enabled for both HTML and Markdown.

NOT enabled when "don't autoformat" is set.

TEMPORARILY DISABLED within the following elements (both Markdown and HTML variants):

• Code spans (<code> or backticks)
• Preformatted blocks (<pre>; this also catches Markdown indented code blocks, which render to html as <pre><code>...</code></pre>)
• <textarea>s
• <raw-code>
• embedded tweets (<blockquotes> that have a special class. kind of a weird exception.)

Errata

• The "bold" examples below don't look like they're working, but that's just because user tag text is already styled with a bold font weight. If you inspect the HTML, you'll see they're properly wrapped in a <strong> element.
• I didn't see any examples of this one yet, but user tags used to act weird inside links, in a variety of ways. Now, we should be using a non-linked variant of the user tag, so it looks right but doesn't break the link:
  • markdown with @: some roadrunnertwice link
  • html with @: some roadrunnertwice link
  • html with usertag: some roadrunnertwice link