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[Amndeep7]

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[aaronlippold]

we should also clean up the tar.gz in the class so it doesn't have the extra dirs etc.

[Amndeep7]

we should also clean up the tar.gz in the class so it doesn't have the extra dirs etc.

added it as a task in the big list pr - fysa @p-oneil @aaronlippold

[aaronlippold]

For this callout - I wonder if there is a way to wrap the 'good' one in a green box and the 'bad' one in a red box so it is really clear which one is the the correct one?

Perhaps also a 'green check' next to the good version and a 'red x' next to the bad version?

:::
::: warning
Note that we are passing in the profile directory to the --depends flag, and not the profile's libraries directory. In our example, it's:

:icon green_check

inspec shell --depends my_git

and not
:icon red_x

inspec shell --depends my_git/libraries

:::

[Amndeep7]

@aaronlippold I looked at several different options for how to do what you want and it doesn't seem like there's an easy way to do it since we're working with code blocks which have a lot of styling and special handling of their own. It basically comes down to either building a custom component or handwriting some css.

If I swapped to using the in-line code as opposed to the full codeblock, I was able to use attrs to apply css to that code snippet in what I think you want. It might be possible to use attrs against the full codeblocks but I wasn't able to figure it out. You can let me know if you like it not.

The biggest con with the in-line code snippet as opposed to the codeblock is that you can't one-click copy it, but then again we have the actual thing we want the user to copy above this in a proper codeblock so idk if we actually need the stuff inside the warning here to be codeblocks too.

[wdower]

@aaronlippold I looked at several different options for how to do what you want and it doesn't seem like there's an easy way to do it since we're working with code blocks which have a lot of styling and special handling of their own. It basically comes down to either building a custom component or handwriting some css.

This is overkill for what we're doing IMO. If we're using CSS inside of Markdown we are doing something wrong. I think the sentence works just fine if we take out the little icons.

[Amndeep7]

@aaronlippold I looked at several different options for how to do what you want and it doesn't seem like there's an easy way to do it since we're working with code blocks which have a lot of styling and special handling of their own. It basically comes down to either building a custom component or handwriting some css.

This is overkill for what we're doing IMO. If we're using CSS inside of Markdown we are doing something wrong. I think the sentence works just fine if we take out the little icons.

Reverted as requested

Resolved his issues but dude's on a well-deserved break so he's not looking here