Based on this, we can apply syntax highlighting to the code.
But gradle alias in not working, although it’s supported.
It’s working with c somehow, but I believe that it might be better with gradle:
You can enable it such way.
Also, csharp must be the language by default.
I will raise it with the team and get it added, we didn’t automatically add all the choices because …reasons… ( I was told but I forget).
thanks
Hello @makaka-org,
The gradle language is now added to supported languages for syntax highlighting.
I took liberty to update your example post and added gradle identifier to your codeblocks, as not all of them were automatically identified at first.
Please let us know, if there are other languages that we should support too. : )
Thx!
What about placing csharp alias by default? @osmangormus
People don’t know about aliases & don’t use them.
