Striping <br> joins newlines in markdown output

[carloslenz]

Initial checklist

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Affected package

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Steps to reproduce

import rehypeParse from "rehype-parse";
import rehypeRemark from "rehype-remark";
import remarkStringify from "remark-stringify";
import { unified } from "unified";

const processor = unified()
  .use(rehypeParse)
  .use(rehypeRemark)
  .use(remarkStringify, {
    fences: true,
  });

const main = async () => {
  const vfile = await processor.process(`<p>A<span><br /><span>B</p>`);
  console.log("RESULT", vfile.value);
};

main().catch(console.error);

Actual behavior

RESULT AB

Expected behavior

RESULT A\
B

Runtime

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Package manager

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Operating system

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Build and bundle tools

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[carloslenz]

I believe #66 introduced this.

Basically a <br> might not be directly under <p> but under <span> and under such conditions removing it breaks the output.

I found this while processing clipboard data that came from MS Word.

[wooorm]

Thanks!

Note: your input HTML does not close its spans. That is likely not what you mean.
I also recommend not using superfluous things such as the / on the br — it seems like it does things but it does not

[wooorm]

released in 10.1.2!

[carloslenz]

Thanks!

Note: your input HTML does not close its spans. That is likely not what you mean. I also recommend not using superfluous things such as the / on the br — it seems like it does things but it does not

You're right, sorry I was a bit too quick with the sample.