Compliance¶
Track Wenmode’s CommonMark and GitHub-flavored Markdown fixture coverage, known differences, and compatibility expectations.
Wenmode’s presets are tested against vendored CommonMark and GFM fixture files.
The tests render with HTMLRenderer(escape=False, sanitize_urls=False) so the
comparison focuses on parser and renderer compatibility rather than Wenmode’s
safer default HTML policy.
Fixture coverage¶
Suite |
Fixture |
Examples |
Test command |
Current status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CommonMark |
|
652 |
|
no skipped examples |
GFM |
|
677 |
|
no skipped examples |
The default commonmark preset targets CommonMark-style behavior plus
reference-style links and images. The github preset adds tables, task list
items, strikethrough, extended autolinks, footnotes, and GFM disallowed HTML tag
handling.
GFM fixture alignment¶
The github preset includes Wenmode’s ExtendedAutolink rule so application
users get bare URL and email autolinks by default. The GFM 0.29 fixture suite
has a separate core Autolinks section, so tests/test_gfm_spec.py disables
ExtendedAutolink for that section only. This keeps the fixture comparison
focused on the grammar under test while leaving the public github preset
feature-complete.
Treat future fixture failures as compatibility work items rather than stable extensions. If your application depends on a spec edge case, keep a parser regression test in your own integration before upgrading Wenmode.
Compatibility boundaries¶
Wenmode intentionally exposes syntax through explicit rules instead of global
plugins. That means a document may render differently depending on whether you
choose commonmark, github, streaming, or a custom rule list.
Security defaults are also intentionally different from spec fixture rendering:
HTMLRenderer()escapes raw HTML nodes by default.HTMLRenderer()sanitizes unsafe link and image URLs by default.Fixture tests disable those options to compare against CommonMark and GFM HTML examples.
See Security for production settings, and Rule matrix for rule selection details.