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Astro v4.5.5 Node v18.15.0 System macOS (arm64) Package Manager npm Output static Adapter none Integrations none
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An erroneous <code> element appears in the rendered page if i use this kind of syntax:
<code>
<code>{`<foo>`}</code>
Despite the angle brackets in the string being correctly escaped in the output. I don't have the issue if i use this form:
<code><foo></code>
But that's a pain to write out, which is how i stumbled across the bug (seeking a simpler alternative).
Strangely, i've only been able to reproduce it when used inside a <table>. After the table, a <code> is rendered in the HTML.
<table>
No erroenous <code> should be rendered
https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-lq1cr7
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If this issue only occurs in one browser, which browser is a problem?
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Describe the Bug
An erroneous
<code>
element appears in the rendered page if i use this kind of syntax:Despite the angle brackets in the string being correctly escaped in the output. I don't have the issue if i use this form:
But that's a pain to write out, which is how i stumbled across the bug (seeking a simpler alternative).
Strangely, i've only been able to reproduce it when used inside a
<table>
. After the table, a<code>
is rendered in the HTML.What's the expected result?
No erroenous
<code>
should be renderedLink to Minimal Reproducible Example
https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-lq1cr7
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