Add Bash language support in Code Block

Hi @l e o n 

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> leave a comment about your use case to help our team scope this request!

Bash is quite a common language and it makes sense to have support for it, as well as lot of other common ones

Hi @Brimstedt,

Thank you for your comment! I agree that Bash is a widely used language, and adding support for it in Miro's code blocks would be a valuable enhancement. It’s great to see others advocating for this, and your input helps strengthen the case for why this feature would be useful.

For everyone else reading this, feel free to share your use cases too – the more our team know about how you’d benefit from this addition, the better for this request for the team to scope.

Thanks again for your input, and please let me know if you have any other suggestions or questions!

I use Miro for data analysis documentation which requires a lot of bash commands from the terminal - currently it’s all documented in plain text so having proper formatting would be stellar.

Bash is essential in documenting how to do ad-hoc things. It is even more essential than other languages which usually are located in some repository where you can link to.

How do you link to a bash script which is run once or twice on your computer? It’s not possible, so you need to document it so others can benefit from it.

Consider adding this feature.