Hi,
I just released Groovy Markdown (GMD) 3.2.0.
GMD lets you combine Markdown with executable Groovy blocks and render
the result as Markdown, HTML, or PDF. This release improves CommonMark
correctness, refreshes the
rendering stack, and strengthens the Maven and Gradle integrations.
Highlights:
- Inline = expression expansion no longer occurs inside CommonMark
indented code blocks.
- Indented Groovy fences now execute with the appropriate dedentation
and echo consistently.
- Groovy block output is safely separated from following Markdown when
it lacks a trailing newline.
- Charts and generated HTML are rendered reliably as raw HTML image output.
- Updated Groovy 5.1.3, CommonMark 0.30.0, OpenHTMLToPDF 1.1.86, Matrix
BOM 2.6.0, and related dependencies.
- The Gradle plugin now tracks its actual processor runtime classpath,
supports configuration cache and parallel execution, and avoids
resolving dependencies when no .gmd
files exist.
- The Maven plugin now handles interrupted processor shutdown safely.
One breaking API change: the width-only print(GgChart, double) and
println(GgChart, double) overloads were removed. Pass both width and
height explicitly, or omit both to
use the chart’s own dimensions.
Maven users can use:
<dependency>
<groupId>se.alipsa.gmd</groupId>
<artifactId>gmd-core</artifactId>
<version>3.2.0</version>
</dependency>
Full release notes are available in the project repository:
https://github.com/Alipsa/GroovyMarkdown
Best regards,
Per Nyfelt
