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Improve affected/patched version readablity in security release blog posts - #2497
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ShubhamOulkar
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This is more of a request for comments than a proper PR.
Recent blog posts about security releases put the list of affected and patched versions in the same line (in rendered docs, source has them separate). On smaller screens the text wrapping makes it look a bit weird and hard to follow.
Some older posts follow a slightly different format:
<br>(double space at the end of line in markdown) separating the affected versions and patched versionsGood readable format
At the time of creation of this PR it adds line breaks between all affected and patched version lines that were rendered in one line. It looks better on mobile and desktop, but in cases when there are multiple versions listed I think that a proper list would be more readable.
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A few more or less related questions that I had while writing this: