I downloaded and built version [825a2c7c64] HTML-escape.
I did not attach a simple test repository which can be
recreated with six commands as follows ...
fossil new test.fossil
cd test
fossil open ../test.fossil
echo hello > hello.txt
fossil add hello.txt
fossil commit -m "does this <li> comment break timeline.rss ?"
fossil server ../test.fossil
Listening for HTTP requests on TCP port 8081
localhost:8081/timeline looks fine in the browser (as expected) though
localhost:8081/timeline.rss
does not show the checkin (and RSS reader says the feed is not valid).
My commit comment is representative of what causes breakage.
Had I added *this* comment (instead)
fossil commit -m "does this <li> comment </li> break timeline.rss ?"
then timeline.rss provides a formatted comment which works in an
RSS reader, e.g.
does this
* comment
break timeline.rss ?
So, I think that the rss is still not correct. If I am misinterpreting
what is occurring, please explain.
(note that you may get port 8080 for 'fossil server' command, I am
already using that for something else and fossil kindly ups the port#)
~Michael
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