Describe the problem
When I parse the following markdown with the current pip version of MyST-Parser
# My nifty title
5. This list
6. should start
7. with 5.
I get a list which starts with 5, but instead it starts with 1:
In contrast, markdown-it-py produces the correct HTML, so this issue seems specific to MyST-Parser.
Link to your repository or website
No response
Steps to reproduce
Here's a bash script that reproduces the issue. It's tested on Linux and can be run in a throwaway folder like ~/tmp; it does the following:
- Creates a new virtual environment
- Installs MyST-Parser and sphinx
- Creates a new blank sphinx project
- Adds a file with the markdown given above
- Calls
make html
python3 -m venv env-myst-test
source env-myst-test/bin/activate
pip install --upgrade pip myst-parser sphinx
sphinx-quickstart myst-test # Answer [n] to the first question
cd myst-test
echo """# My nifty title
5. This list
6. should start
7. with 5.
""" > myfile.md
cp conf.py conf.py.back
sed "s/extensions = \[/&\n 'myst_parser'/" conf.py.back > conf.py
cp index.rst index.rst.back
sed "s/Contents:/&\n\n myfile.md/" index.rst.back > index.rst
make html
$BROWSER _build/html/myfile.html
The version of Python you're using
Python 3.6.12
Your operating system
OpenSUSE LEAP 15.2
Versions of your packages
MyST-Parser: 0.16.1
Sphinx : 4.3.2
Additional context
No response
Describe the problem
When I parse the following markdown with the current pip version of MyST-Parser
I get a list which starts with 5, but instead it starts with 1:
In contrast, markdown-it-py produces the correct HTML, so this issue seems specific to MyST-Parser.
Link to your repository or website
No response
Steps to reproduce
Here's a bash script that reproduces the issue. It's tested on Linux and can be run in a throwaway folder like ~/tmp; it does the following:
make htmlThe version of Python you're using
Python 3.6.12
Your operating system
OpenSUSE LEAP 15.2
Versions of your packages
Additional context
No response