Use inline anonymous references for external links - #1255
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max-wittig merged 1 commit intoJan 29, 2021
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Thanks for the MR. Would you mind to change your commit message to comply with the conventional changelog? |
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Done. I left the long comment in the second line. Is that fine? |
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Totally fine. Thanks 👍 |
There doesn't seem to be an obvious way to use an alias for identical text labels that link to different targets. With inline links we can work around this shortcoming. Until we know better.
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Sorry for ignoring this for so long! Thanks for your MR! |
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The links to "the official documentation" on tokens are currently broken in the project documentation.
There doesn't seem to be an obvious way to use an alias for identical text labels that link to different targets. With inline links we can work around this shortcoming. Until we know better.