Mermaid Mobile Support

[askpt]

Hello all!

Mermaid support has been announced for the markdown pages but when I try open on my phone it still renders as a code instead of the diagram itself.

Are you planning to integrate mermaid also on the mobile version of GitHub?

See screenshot:

[brianlovin]

Thanks for flagging this @askpt — we don't have this scheduled on our roadmap right now, but we are tracking this to make sure we keep up with all the new features GitHub is adding to markdown rendering.

[sidedwards]

@brianlovin is there a reason for not including mermaid mobile support? We heavily use mermaid diagrams across many organizations for software diagrams and having them render on mobile would be very helpful.

[alphatownsman]

Mobile app is good for reading doc, not supporting mermaid rendering is a big gap.

[rinczefi-user]

Hi @brianlovin 👋
Is there any update on this one?
Thanks!

[PLukas2018]

@brianlovin Would it be possible to render at least some placeholder image instead of showing the code block?

[phizlip]

Has there been any update in development or the roadmap for this feature? @brianlovin

[Permal1978]

I am whery gratefull for all the help i can Get. And willing to tet everything.

[DAVIDKIMGANGMIN]

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    {
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    }
}

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