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Deeply nested lists rendered flat
See original GitHub issueFirst of all thanks for the tool. I’m in the process of migrating Evernote notes to markdown so your tool could be very helpful.
One thing I have problem with is that after doing enex-dump my note’s nested lists are flat in markdown format. Is it a know problem or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks 🙇
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- Created 5 years ago
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Maybe something like
- - second levelcould be fixed with a simple regex.True! I will do it probably in that way.