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Indented help text was converted to fences by stripping four spaces from every matching line, which could corrupt nested lists and existing fenced examples. Parse Markdown code-block boundaries and replace only actual indented code blocks, preserving their contents and surrounding structure. Choose a fence longer than embedded backtick runs and recognize longer fences during HTML escaping.

Filter hidden commands before emitting the Subcommands heading and remove the duplicate synopsis from the multipage index. Both spellings of the existing fence-conversion option remain supported.

Validation: 779 library tests, focused Markdown regressions covering nested lists, JSON, TOML, blank lines, embedded backticks, and idempotence; Clippy with all features/targets and warnings denied.

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Changes affect all Markdown emitted by the usage library (including large downstream doc snapshots), though runtime CLI behavior is unchanged.

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Markdown doc generation no longer turns indented help text into fences by stripping four spaces line-by-line. It now uses pulldown-cmark to find real indented code blocks, skips list/blockquote/same-line cases that aren’t standalone code, picks fence lengths that survive embedded backticks, and leaves structure and content intact (including blank lines inside example blocks).

HTML escaping tracks open fences by marker and run length (``` and ~~~), so content inside longer fences isn’t over-escaped.

Templates: hidden subcommands are filtered out before the Subcommands section; the multipage index drops the extra Usage synopsis line. Regenerated mise usage artifacts and example docs reflect the fixed output (e.g. bootstrap steps and watchexec JSON examples no longer wrapped in spurious fences).

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  • New Features

    • Enabled Markdown parsing support for documentation generation.
    • Improved rendering of indented code blocks while preserving surrounding structure and mixed fence styles.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Hidden subcommands are no longer included in generated command documentation.
    • Code fences now match correctly by marker type and length.
  • Documentation

    • Removed the generated Usage line from Markdown index pages.
    • Improved coverage for subcommand headings and index summaries.

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The Markdown feature adds pulldown-cmark, matches fences by marker and length, converts indented code blocks to sized fences, and filters hidden subcommands from generated templates. The index template no longer emits a Usage line. Tests cover structure preservation, idempotence, fence behavior, and headings.

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Markdown documentation generation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Fence-aware Markdown parsing
lib/Cargo.toml, lib/src/docs/markdown/renderer.rs
The markdown feature enables pulldown-cmark. Fence parsing now tracks marker characters and run lengths.
Indented block conversion
lib/src/docs/markdown/renderer.rs
Indented blocks are parsed with pulldown-cmark and replaced with fences longer than any backtick run in the content. Tests verify structure preservation, idempotence, and fence handling.
Subcommand documentation visibility
lib/src/docs/markdown/templates/*.tera, lib/src/docs/markdown/renderer.rs
Command templates filter hidden subcommands. The index template no longer emits a Usage line. Tests verify visible headings and synopsis output.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 9467e

The Markdown renderer improves preservation of generated documentation structure, but tab-indented code examples may still cause later text to be rendered without expected HTML escaping, and conversion coverage does not prove eligible blocks are fenced. Address these bounded documentation-rendering issues before relying on the new behavior broadly.

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  participant fence_indented_blocks
  participant pulldown_cmark
  participant MarkdownOutput
  fence_indented_blocks->>pulldown_cmark: parse Markdown
  pulldown_cmark-->>fence_indented_blocks: return indented code block ranges
  fence_indented_blocks->>MarkdownOutput: replace ranges with sized fences
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Backticks march in measured time
Hidden commands hop out of sight
Visible headings stand upright
Markdown blooms, neat and bright

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83-84: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Handle tab-based indentation before fence detection.

When html_encode is enabled, escape_md_with_indent skips only four literal leading spaces. A line such as \t```... or \t```... is an indented code-block line, but trim_start() classifies it as a fence. fence can then remain active across following prose, so < remains unescaped. Use one Markdown-aware indentation check for fence detection and add a regression test for tab and mixed space/tab indentation.

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In `@lib/src/docs/markdown/renderer.rs` around lines 83 - 84, Update fence
detection in the markdown renderer to use the same Markdown-aware indentation
handling as escape_md_with_indent, so tab-indented and mixed space/tab-indented
fence lines are treated as code-block content rather than opening or closing
fences. Preserve correct html_encode escaping for following prose, and add
regression coverage for both indentation forms.
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403-404: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert that eligible blocks become fenced blocks.

The normalized closure maps both CodeBlockKind::Fenced and CodeBlockKind::Indented to CodeBlockKind::Indented. A no-op conversion would therefore pass this test. Keep the structure comparison, but also assert that a plain indented block produces a fenced block.

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In `@lib/src/docs/markdown/renderer.rs` around lines 403 - 404, Update the test’s
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- Around line 83-84: Update fence detection in the markdown renderer to use the
same Markdown-aware indentation handling as escape_md_with_indent, so
tab-indented and mixed space/tab-indented fence lines are treated as code-block
content rather than opening or closing fences. Preserve correct html_encode
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- Around line 403-404: Update the test’s normalized comparison around the
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social4hyq pushed a commit to social4hyq/homebrew-core that referenced this pull request Sep 20, 2026
usage 6.8.0

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Description: Created by `brew bump`

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Created with `brew bump-formula-pr`.<details>
  <summary>release notes</summary>
  <pre>This release gives the `usage` CLI native shell completions (including PowerShell), adds a configurable link extension for Markdown docs, and fixes a batch of synopsis and Markdown rendering issues across docs and man pages.

## Added

- **(cli)** Native shell completions ([#1388](jdx/usage#1388), @jdx). `usage --completions <shell>` now emits native scripts that call the installed binary's compiled completion handler instead of caching a spec and relying on the bash-completion helpers. Bash, Zsh, Fish, and a new PowerShell script are all supported, and scripts use `command usage` so a shell function or alias can no longer shadow the executable. All four scripts are published alongside the CLI spec as signed Packslip resources. General `usage generate completion` behavior is unchanged.
- **(docs)** Configurable Markdown link extension ([#1394](jdx/usage#1394), @jdx). Generated Markdown links previously always ended in `.md`, forcing consumers who serve HTML or extensionless pages to rewrite links after generation. A new `--link-extension` flag (and `MarkdownRenderer::with_link_extension`, default `.md`) controls the suffix on command and configuration links without changing output filenames:

  ```
  usage generate markdown --file mycli.usage.kdl --link-extension .html
  ```

  Custom templates now also receive `link_extension` and `config_link` in their context.

## Fixed

- **(docs)** Render optional subcommands and mount synopses ([#1393](jdx/usage#1393), @jdx). Generated synopses showed `<SUBCOMMAND>` even when a command could run without one; the shared usage string now honors `subcommand_required` (using `[SUBCOMMAND]` when optional) and custom placeholder names, keeping terminal help, Markdown, man pages, JSON, and SDK docs consistent. Unresolved mounts can also declare a display-only `synopsis` (for example `mount run="mycli tasks --usage" synopsis="[TASK] [ARGS]…"`) to document dynamic arguments without running discovery; parsing and completion are unchanged.
- **(docs)** Preserve Markdown code blocks and headings ([#1392](jdx/usage#1392), @jdx). Indented help text was converted to code fences by stripping four spaces from every matching line, which could corrupt nested lists and existing fenced examples. Markdown code-block boundaries are now parsed so only real indented code blocks are converted, fences are chosen longer than any embedded backtick runs, and HTML escaping recognizes longer fences. Hidden subcommands are now filtered out before the Subcommands heading, and the duplicate synopsis line was removed from the multipage index.
- **(manpage)** Render mount synopses and custom command names ([#1395](jdx/usage#1395), @jdx). Completes the man-page side of the synopsis fixes above. The man-page renderer now carries declarative mount synopses and custom subcommand names into its own synopsis (instead of hard-coded `<COMMAND>`/`[COMMAND]`), includes mount fragments in root and subcommand synopses without running discovery, and emits a detail section for a command whose only documentation is a mount synopsis.

## Changed

- **(docs)** Refreshed guides, navigation, and landing page ([#1391](jdx/usage#1391), @jdx). A new getting-started guide walks from install through KDL, lint/explain, docs/man, completions, and diff. Navigation is reorganized into guides, framework docs, and references with route-specific sidebars; the landing page is simplified with clearer starting points for Rust apps, existing CLIs, and scripts. Installation commands, Rust and SDK examples, and completion setup were corrected, Go is now labeled a development preview, and broken links across all 171 Markdown files were fixed.

**Full Changelog**: jdx/usage@v6.7.1...v6.8.0

## 💚 Sponsor usage

usage is built and maintained by [@jdx](https://github.com/jdx), an open source developer at [**entire.io**](https://entire.io/), the title sponsor of his open source work.

If `usage` powers CLI specs, docs, or completions for a tool you maintain or use, please consider becoming an [individual or company sponsor](https://jdx.dev/sponsors.html). Your support funds ongoing development and helps keep usage fast, free, and independent.
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  <p>View the full release notes at <a href="https://github.com/jdx/usage/releases/tag/v6.8.0">https://github.com/jdx/usage/releases/tag/v6.8.0</a>.</p>
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See merge request: Harmonybrew/homebrew-core!18569
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