escape $ in stripe-projects.mdx#408
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Mintlify interprets paired $ signs as LaTeX math mode, which mangled the SPT spending-limit Warning callout and similarly the plans table and usage-based pricing line. Escape $ with \$ so dollar amounts render literally.
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Risk assessment: Very Low.
Evidence from the diff: this PR modifies only integrations/stripe-projects.mdx, changing five literal dollar amounts to escaped \$ forms in documentation text/table cells. There are no codepath, configuration, infrastructure, permission, billing logic, or navigation changes. I found no CODEOWNERS file in the PR tree and no existing reviews via the public reviews API, so approval is appropriate for this very low-risk documentation fix.
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the SPT spending-limit warning callout on the stripe-projects integration page rendered as a mangled math equation — mintlify interprets paired
$signs as latex/katex math mode, so**$50**. The Start-Up plan is **$200/mo**collapsed to50**.thestart-upplanis**200/mo.escape
$with\$so dollar amounts render literally. fixed the same issue on the plans table (lines 16–18) and the usage-based pricing bullet (line 22) — same root cause, same file.test plan
note:
info/pricing.mdxandintegrations/stripe-projects-browser.mdxhave similar unescaped$patterns that may also render as math — left alone to keep this PR scoped, worth a follow-up.Note
Low Risk
Documentation-only Markdown escaping with no runtime or billing behavior changes.
Overview
Escapes dollar signs in
integrations/stripe-projects.mdxso Mintlify stops treating price text as LaTeX/KaTeX math and garbling the copy.Plans table, the usage-based pricing bullet, and the SPT spending-limit
<Warning>callout now use\$for amounts (e.g. $50, $200/mo, $0.01/min) so they render as literal currency instead of broken math.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit e03b63a. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.