feat: allow using filenames in codeblocks#2455
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kfiven merged 1 commit intocinnyapp:devfrom Mar 14, 2026
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- If there is a dot in the language name, we instead treat the first line after ``` as the filename and everything after the last dot as the language - we use a custom "data-label" attribute on the code block to specify the name of the file (so only compatible with cinny from this point onwards)
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ajbura
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While this looks fine it doesn't include changes to retrieve filename when editing a message.
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current changes looks fine. I can add the editing changes.
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Description
Makes it possible to send code blocks as ```filename.json or ```src/app/example.js and having Cinny display the filename in the header of code blocks as well as only using the text after the dot as the language specifier.
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Preview in old Cinny and probably other clients:
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