Option to disable CDATA for <title> and <description> #98
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@vincentntang @Spivasart , It is merged? May I get latest update here? |
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not sure seems there's a travis ci build error but no logs shown |
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Some RSS feed subscription services (Inoreader, Stitcher.com), don't like it when there's
CDATAin the<title>and<description>of the site, so I suggest adding a flag that allows you to disable those valuesBy default, if a user doesn't specify a value for the option
disable_cdata, it becomesfalsewhich is just the current functionality of thenode-rss