Consider the following block of markdown syntax:
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Requirements
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Anything than Drupal and Drush require to work is required by this cookbook. Basically this means a Linux based environment as well as the following.
## Packages to install
- `php-gd` - required by Drupal
- `php-cli` - needed by Drush
- `composer` - needed by Drush
- `unzip` - needed by Drush when downloading some zipped libraries or projects
- `git` - needed by Drush when downloading some libraries or projects managed with Git
- `mysql` - Drupal needs a database or a way to connect to a database
- `php5-mysql` - Drupal needs a way to connect to a database
- `apache2` - the web server. Some work is needed to adapt
## Platforms
This cookbook works on the following platforms:
- Ubuntu 12.04
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Well, it seems to confuse the markdown parser of Diffusion because it shows incorrect indenting when exploring the web interface. I opened the same file with ReText editor and its previewing is fine.
Also I modified the markdown syntax a little to help Phabricator, as this:
<<<<< beginning of block >>>>
Requirements
--------------------
Anything than Drupal and Drush require to work is required by this cookbook. Basically this means a Linux based environment as well as the following.
## Packages to install
The following packages are installed by this cookbook:
- `php-gd` - required by Drupal
- `php-cli` - needed by Drush
- `composer` - needed by Drush
- `unzip` - needed by Drush when downloading some zipped libraries or projects
- `git` - needed by Drush when downloading some libraries or projects managed with Git
- `mysql` - Drupal needs a database or a way to connect to a database
- `php5-mysql` - Drupal needs a way to connect to a database
- `apache2` - the web server. Some work is needed to adapt
## Platforms
This cookbook works on the following platforms:
- Ubuntu 12.04
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It is better but it renders some headers wrong, showing them as a kind of ordered list with all items being number 1.
Note: As I edit this posting, I am seeing the "Description Preview" bellow is showing the same kind of messing I am reporting.
No big deal, but it will be fine if corrected.
Thanks!