Change frac-line from SVG line to SVG path#1131
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Change frac-line from SVG line to SVG path#1131ronkok wants to merge 6 commits intoKaTeX:masterfrom ronkok:fraclinePath
ronkok wants to merge 6 commits intoKaTeX:masterfrom
ronkok:fraclinePath
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SVG paths have given us more predictable behavior than SVG lines.
screenshots for path version of fracline
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I missed |
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The recent merge of #1078 has cause the conflicts. Can you merge |
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I tried another merge. Keeping my fingers crossed. |
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That last merge may not have worked. I got a local message that says, "Cannot merge binary files: test/screenshotter/images/ExtensibleArrows-chrome.png". |
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Closing here. Will reopen elsewhere. |
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SVG paths have given us more predictable behavior than SVG lines.