The Python docs don't render tables nicely, and as a result are not nice for users to try and read:
(src)
The source Markdown file is missing a linebreak after the heading. This applies to most files in the python docs.
If you view the source file in GitHub it renders it correctly as a table; the joys of Markdown is that implementations vary and Jekyll's (kramdown?) is more strict.
Adding a linebreak after the heading causes Jekyll to render it correctly
AFAICT the docs are automagically generated by OpenAPI Generator, so need to figure out how to force it to add a linebreak; or add some post-processing to it.
The Python docs don't render tables nicely, and as a result are not nice for users to try and read:
(src)
The source Markdown file is missing a linebreak after the heading. This applies to most files in the python docs.
If you view the source file in GitHub it renders it correctly as a table; the joys of Markdown is that implementations vary and Jekyll's (kramdown?) is more strict.
Adding a linebreak after the heading causes Jekyll to render it correctly
AFAICT the docs are automagically generated by OpenAPI Generator, so need to figure out how to force it to add a linebreak; or add some post-processing to it.