Line breaks in markdown

linebreak.md

Hello  (<-- two spaces)
World

Hello
World

---

Hello
World

Hello World

---

Hello<br/>
World

Hello
World

---

Hello

World

Hello

World

Test of the actual line break policy on GitHub. Does a simple return lead to a line break?
If this line is on a new one, it does.

That's actually pretty neat, lol

This was helpful, Thanks.

Hello

Richard

Another test
on a new line.

Source:

Another test
on a new line.

This is not what Markdown should do.

Test

A
B

Thanks...

Hello  (<-- two spaces)
World

Hello
World

\

Very nice! thank you :)

seeing if github
formats lines like this
oh look it does

test
test

Hi
guys

test
HI

helloo
world

This is a test.
aaa
Thanks for making feel like an idiot (you actually need three `like this ```)

hello
world

Well, thanks.
Why should it be easy to post code blocks into comments on github? Wouldn't make any sense.

I think Github allows html markups for Commit Messages

hello world

A place on the internet where
we check the new line behavior of markdown.

This line is without two space after it.
This line should be after the first line at the same line.

test
test

Date	Who	What
2022-06-01	I did it	1. Change handling of url pattern to add numbers 2. Added script to GitHub.

The code
| Date | Who | What |
| - | - | - |
| 2022-06-01 | I did it | 1. Change handling of url pattern to add numbers <br> 2. Added script to GitHub.|

The <br> is an in-line html that should not be used. Is there another way to do it? I could not find one. Of course, I do not want it as below.

Date	Who	What
2022-06-01	I did it	1. Change handling of url pattern to add numbers.
		2. Added script to GitHub.

The code
| Date | Who | What |
| - | - | - |
| 2022-06-01 | I did it | 1. Change handling of url pattern to add numbers.|
| | | 2. Added script to GitHub.|

what if we want to copy and paste from elsewhere? how to make to line breaks appear as it it(If the content is too big)

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awesome

yeah man! Thanks

header1	header2
does this work like a br between two code block	does this work? like a br outside of code block

okay finally a way. thank you for this thread

This is an interesting inconsistency.

Source	How it renders in README.md	How it renders in a comment
Hello(<-- no space) World	Hello World	Hello World