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This might get tricky, since there are several cases that are ambiguous, especially when the emphasis includes multiple words. I guess we could detect and mark something like \b_[^_]+_\b as errors (even though there might show up in expressions like ``res = _var_ + 1``) and ignore emphasis spanning multiple words.
Another option is to make the checker more comprehensive, but make it optional, since the risk of false positive becomes higher.
While Markdown allows both
_emphasis_
and*emphasis*
, reST only has*emphasis*
. On this page of the packaging user guide, someone apparently thought underscores would work: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/name-normalization/The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: