1695066 - Python triple-quoted strings aren't syntax-highlighted like single-quoted strings

Status: NEW

(Conduit :: Phabricator, defect, P5)

Description

[Jeff Walden [:Waldo]]

A rev like https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D101398 that contains significant amounts of code, interspersed with significant numbers of large triple-quoted sections of C++ text, is noticeably more difficult to read and understand when the triple-quoted sections aren't syntax-highlighted as strings.

It turns out that Phabricator etc. fully recognize triple-quoted strings. It's just that the CSS style rules don't actually set the text color consistent with other strings' contents. And, simply changing one rule to set a color other than black, will fix this:

.remarkup-code .sd,
.remarkup-code .sh {
 color:#766510;
}

instead of the #000 currently used.

Dunno for sure where the Phabricator integration code lives, plus I now have a workaround for efficiently reviewing that patch (and others in the future), so I'm going to kick this over to you and let you deal with the fix.