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  • New Features
    • Enhanced markdown processing with inline footnotes support.
    • Expanded MDX plugin configuration to include remark-inline-footnotes for improved handling of footnotes in content.
    • Added new dependency for remark-inline-footnotes to support the latest features.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the Gatsby configuration to enhance MDX processing by incorporating inline footnotes. This is achieved by updating the gatsby-plugin-mdx configuration to include the remark-inline-footnotes plugin alongside the existing remark-math plugin. Additionally, a new dependency for the remark-inline-footnotes package is added to the package.json, facilitating the new functionality without altering other existing configurations.

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File Change Summary
gatsby-config.js Added remark-inline-footnotes plugin to remarkPlugins.
package.json Added new dependency: "remark-inline-footnotes": "^1.0.0" in dependencies.

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gatsby-config.js (1)

106-109: LGTM! The plugin configuration looks correct.

The addition of remark-footnotes with inlineNotes: true is properly configured alongside the existing remark-math plugin.

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remarkPlugins: [
require("remark-math"),
[require('remark-footnotes'), { inlineNotes: true }]
],
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remark-footnotes dependency is missing

The package is required in gatsby-config.js but is not listed in the project's dependencies. Add it to your dependencies:

npm install remark-footnotes
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Verify remark-footnotes dependency.

Please ensure that remark-footnotes is added to the project's dependencies.

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    echo "Package is installed in node_modules"
else
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fi

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@coderabbitai, where should I add "npm install remark-footnotes"?

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@qiancai I see that remark-footnotes is already listed in your package.json dependencies! You just need to run:

npm install

in your project's root directory to install all dependencies, including remark-footnotes. This will create or update your node_modules directory with all required packages.

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