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With my Markdown files I see a regression in 5.0. In the previous releases 4.4, 4.3 and 4.2 I got rendered results as expected. I have a link on page 1 to some header on page 2.
With 5.0 this link on page 1 is rendered e.g. as v71), and the appearance of the closing round bracket is the regression.
My Markdown on page 1 is: [v71](Page2#Page2-Releasev71-22-Feb-2018(intern))
The link destination is a Markdown header on page 2, which is as follows: #### Release v71 - 22-Feb-2018 (intern)
I admit, having this round brackets in the header links is probably not the best an most fail-safe idea, but it did work as expected in 4.4 and its predecessors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
With my Markdown files I see a regression in 5.0. In the previous releases 4.4, 4.3 and 4.2 I got rendered results as expected. I have a link on page 1 to some header on page 2.
With 5.0 this link on page 1 is rendered e.g. as
v71)
, and the appearance of the closing round bracket is the regression.My Markdown on page 1 is:
[v71](Page2#Page2-Releasev71-22-Feb-2018(intern))
The link destination is a Markdown header on page 2, which is as follows:
#### Release v71 - 22-Feb-2018 (intern)
I admit, having this round brackets in the header links is probably not the best an most fail-safe idea, but it did work as expected in 4.4 and its predecessors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: