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That is intentional and should match the behaviour of previous versions. From the CommonMark spec:
A right-flanking delimiter run is a delimiter run that is (1) not preceded by Unicode whitespace, and...
Although the <em>
behaviour seems to be inconsistent with this. I'll add a commit to fix that
EDIT: it looks like the <em>
regex considers the first *
of the closing delimiter as a match for (?<=\S)*
. Doesn't seem like an issue to me
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I can confirm this; it appears to have slipped into the 2.4.11 release. 2.4.10 did not suffer from this issue. Downgrading to 2.4.10 is thus a valid temporary workaround.
Not sure if this helps, but per git bisect
the commit that broke this was 0eafad6 (from #531).
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Thanks for the reports, we'll check this out
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Hi, thanks for reporting this. I've opened a linked PR to address this, let me know if I've missed anything.
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Hi, thanks for the proposed fix.
I tested and the spaces inside **
are not well appreciated, else it looks fine to me.
**Word** **Word **
<p><strong>Word</strong> <em>*Word *</em></p>
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Thanks! I think you may still want to add an entry to the changelog for this fix — I've taken the liberty to submit a PR for that (see #553).
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