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If I have ``` "my-message-1": "No list here" "my-message-2": "List here:\n* Item 1\n* Item 2" ``` and I do: ```lang=php $status = Status::newFatal( 'my-message-1' )->fatal( 'my-message-2' ); echo $status->getHTML(); ``` StatusFormatter will put the two errors in a bullet list, but since that uses wikitext, the inner list in the second message will also be merged with the outer list, as shown in this screenshot: {F56016658} This can be worked around in callers by using HTML for the list, but I think it's StatusFormatter that should do that instead.

If I have ``` "my-message-1": "No list here" "my-message-2": "List here:\n* Item 1\n* Item 2" ``` and I do: ```lang=php $status = Status::newFatal( 'my-message-1' )->fatal( 'my-message-2' ); echo $status->getHTML(); ``` StatusFormatter will put the two errors in a bullet list, but since that uses wikitext, the inner list in the second message will also be merged with the outer list, as shown in this screenshot: {F56016658} There's no way for callers to work around this, and StatusFormatter should probably use HTML for the list instead.

If I have ``` "my-message-1": "No list here" "my-message-2": "List here:\n* Item 1\n* Item 2" ``` and I do: ```lang=php $status = Status::newFatal( 'my-message-1' )->fatal( 'my-message-2' ); echo $status->getHTML(); ``` StatusFormatter will put the two errors in a bullet list, but since that uses wikitext, the inner list in the second message will also be merged with the outer list, as shown in this screenshot: {F56016658} This can be worked around inThere's no way for callers by using HTML for the listto work around this, but I think it'sand StatusFormatter that should do thashould probably use HTML for the list instead.