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      stackedit renders sequence diagrams and flow charts in markdown with the following syntax:

      ```flow
      st=>start: Start
      e=>end
      op=>operation: My Operation
      cond=>condition: Yes or No?
      
      st->op->cond
      cond(yes)->e
      cond(no)->op
      ```
      

      as

      Would be great if Stash could do this too.

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            [BSERV-7124] sequence and flow rendering in stash markdown

            jthome, the status of "Resolved" is unfortunately a bit ambiguous. The resolution of "Answered" and my previous comment that this is "not something we're likely to build in as core functionality" is intended to accompany that. For what it's worth, that position is still the case.

            Roger Barnes (Inactive) added a comment - jthome , the status of "Resolved" is unfortunately a bit ambiguous. The resolution of "Answered" and my previous comment that this is "not something we're likely to build in as core functionality" is intended to accompany that. For what it's worth, that position is still the case.

            I was looking / hoping for this exact feature.  The issue says Closed, Resolved, but seems like it's in a Suggestion Box.  

            We want to include Sequence Diagrams in our README files that are in Bitbucket.  Is that possible?  I couldn't find any plugins either.

             

            Thanks.

            Jerry Thome added a comment - I was looking / hoping for this exact feature.  The issue says Closed, Resolved, but seems like it's in a Suggestion Box.   We want to include Sequence Diagrams in our README files that are in Bitbucket.  Is that possible?  I couldn't find any plugins either.   Thanks.

            Assuming you mean rendering for markdown files it might be possible to write a FileRenderer plugin that overrides the standard markdown rendering to handle rendering of custom inline content. That said, it would be tricky, and unfortunately not something we're likely to build in as core functionality.

            Roger Barnes (Inactive) added a comment - Assuming you mean rendering for markdown files it might be possible to write a FileRenderer plugin that overrides the standard markdown rendering to handle rendering of custom inline content. That said, it would be tricky, and unfortunately not something we're likely to build in as core functionality.

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