| case_statements = 10000 | |
| program = <<-RUBY | |
| case(ARGV[1]) | |
| #{case_statements.times.map { |n| "when #{n+1} \n puts #{n+1}"}.join("\n")} | |
| end | |
| RUBY | |
| File.write('test.rb', program) | |
| puts "RUBY_VERSION=#{RUBY_VERSION}" | |
| puts system('ruby test.rb') |
HedgeDoc lacks a commenting feature. This is the most requested collaboration gap (issues #657, #2879, #5450) and a blocker for teams evaluating HedgeDoc as a Google Docs alternative. The community and maintainers have debated inline vs. out-of-band approaches for years without converging on a design.
Inline comments using CriticMarkup syntax, stored directly in the markdown document. A CodeMirror 6 extension hides the raw syntax and provides a clean UI. No backend changes required.
| # Robots Meta Tag Support | |
| **Issues:** [#4943](https://github.com/hedgedoc/hedgedoc/issues/4943), [#4951](https://github.com/hedgedoc/hedgedoc/issues/4951) | |
| **Goal:** Allow admins to set a server-wide default `robots` meta tag (e.g., `noindex, nofollow`) and allow per-note override via frontmatter. Render the tag server-side so crawlers see it. | |
| ## Current State | |
| - The `robots` frontmatter field is already parsed in `commons/src/note-frontmatter/` and defaults to `''` | |
| - The parsed value is never persisted to the database, returned via API, or rendered as a meta tag |