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Using rendered content makes sense. Thanks, @t-hamano!
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@Mamaduka thanks for the review! |
What?
This PR uses
renderedfields instead ofrawfields to better display block comment content.Why?
Comment text has various default filters applied on the server-side. For example, these filters wrap clickable text into HTML links, wrap each paragraph with a
<p>tag, and so on. The comments rest api also has these filters, but only in therenderedfield, not therawfield.I think block comments should use the rendered field just like post comments.
How?
This PR also contains a small refactoring, which removes unnecessary Stack components.
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