nested_parse is broken for block content

[flying-sheep]

This doesn’t work:

MyST-Parser/myst_parser/mocking.py

Line 176 in 1038800

temp_root_node=node if match_titles else None,

nested_render_text doesn’t seem to be able to handle block content, so if you run the following directive on a document that contains sections, several bugs happen:

1. it appends nodes while running
2. it doesn’t return all the nodes in the included fragment
3. it therefore messes up the order in which things are displayed.
4. it doesn’t respect the section hierarchy.

Reproducer

(Of course I don’t just want to re-implement the include directive, my actual code includes all files in a directory)

Output:

Warning

index.md.rst:4: WARNING: Non-consecutive header level increase; H1 to H3 [myst.header]

Index

Included

Hi!

inc.md

Expected:

(no warning)

Index

inc.md

Included

Hi!

[flying-sheep]

@cclauss I think you replied to the wrong thread. My comment markdown is perfectly formatted and no backtick is out of place.

Is this similar to: #401

not even slightly. Can you please stop spamming this thread with irrelevant stuff?

From how completely unrelated everything you wrote is to the issue at hand, you’re either a bot or extremely sleep deprived.