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Is there a way to eliminate single-line breaks from doc comments?
See original GitHub issueWhen writing C# doc comments, I manually wrap text to keep lines from getting too long (e.g. this file). However, this wrapping is preserved in the output markdown files, which looks a bit awkward.
Any thoughts on how to improve the formatting? Ideally for me the tool would retain paragraph breaks but not retain line breaks except in <code> blocks.
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Yeah even if it is a “breaking change” it shouldn’t affect most people and it’s better to be in line with how the intellisense behave.
There’s a setting just for that 😃 You can also locally change this settings in your xml elements by setting a
ignorelinebreakattribute in your documentation<summary ignorelinebreak="true">