Bug
On https://gofr.dev/changelog#v1.56.7, the markdown tables from the GitHub release notes render as plain text — each table row appears as a literal pipe-delimited paragraph:
| Endpoint | v1.56.6 | v1.56.7 | Δ |
|-----------|--------:|---------:|-------:|
| plaintext | 89,835 | 133,304 | +48 % |
The same release notes render correctly as tables on the GitHub release page (https://github.com/gofr-dev/gofr/releases/tag/v1.56.7), so the release markdown itself is valid GFM.
Root cause
The changelog page uses a hand-rolled markdown renderer (RenderMarkdown in src/app/changelog/page.jsx) that handles code blocks, ### headers, bullets, and inline bold/code — but has
no branch for GFM tables. Table rows fall through to the catch-all "regular paragraph" branch, so each row becomes its own <p> of raw pipe-text.
Blockquotes (> ...) are also unhandled and render with a literal > — the v1.56.7 notes contain one ("Note on tracing defaults").
This was latent until now: v1.56.7 is the first release whose notes contain tables.
Expected
Tables and blockquotes in release notes render as proper <table>/<blockquote> elements, matching the GitHub rendering (including the ---: right-alignment used by the benchmark
columns).
Screenshot
Bug
On https://gofr.dev/changelog#v1.56.7, the markdown tables from the GitHub release notes render as plain text — each table row appears as a literal pipe-delimited paragraph:
The same release notes render correctly as tables on the GitHub release page (https://github.com/gofr-dev/gofr/releases/tag/v1.56.7), so the release markdown itself is valid GFM.
Root cause
The changelog page uses a hand-rolled markdown renderer (
RenderMarkdowninsrc/app/changelog/page.jsx) that handles code blocks,###headers, bullets, and inline bold/code — but hasno branch for GFM tables. Table rows fall through to the catch-all "regular paragraph" branch, so each row becomes its own
<p>of raw pipe-text.Blockquotes (
> ...) are also unhandled and render with a literal>— the v1.56.7 notes contain one ("Note on tracing defaults").This was latent until now: v1.56.7 is the first release whose notes contain tables.
Expected
Tables and blockquotes in release notes render as proper
<table>/<blockquote>elements, matching the GitHub rendering (including the---:right-alignment used by the benchmarkcolumns).
Screenshot