I am trying to reply to a comment, on a PR, on bitbucket with a code snippet instead of plain text, from the associated slack channel.
It is quite straightforward. Put the code lines in between these(```). As StackOverflow is following the same thing, I have to apply some trick:
Let ``` = AAA. Then,
AAA
This is your code. Place your code here.
AAA
This will be the output:
This is your code. Place your code here.
use 3 '`' chars to make a code block. you can also give a language syntax hint by adding the name of the language after the 3 ticks.
i.e.
```javascript
var x = 0;
```
which looks like
var x = 0;
or you can do inline code using a single '`'.
i.e.
Your variable `VAR_NAME` is never initialized
which looks like this
Your variable VAR_NAME
is never initialized
It is quite straightforward. Put the code lines in between these(```). As StackOverflow is following the same thing, I have to apply some trick:
Let ``` = AAA. Then,
AAA
This is your code. Place your code here.
AAA
This will be the output:
This is your code. Place your code here.
Have a look at the Atlassian markdown syntax guide:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/markdown-syntax-guide-776639995.html
In to format your comment as a code block you indent it by 4 spaces.
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