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Comments on Should an embedded image render in `/edit`, but not outside it?

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Should an embedded image render in /edit, but not outside it?

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When I accessed powerusers.codidact.com/posts/293590's /edit for its /history#1, I saw:

A Screenshot

However, outside it, I do not:

A Screenshot

Does this reproduce for anyone else? If so, is this expected?

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Might be related (2 comments)
Confirmed but not sure why (2 comments)
Confirmed but not sure why
Oleg Valter‭ wrote 10 months ago · edited 10 months ago

Yes, the image does not render, it's not specific to you - doesn't seem to be related to Frank's account either, so it's not clear to me as to why it happens - will investigate

Oleg Valter‭ wrote 10 months ago

The same source renders just fine in a dev instance, so I suspect that we actually failed to properly render the post upon submission (we avoid rendering the post into HTML server-side to reduce load if possible).