Is here a better way to parameterize markdown URLs?

[chile12]

I know, it's not markdown-etiquette, but is there a way to parameterize markdown URLs based on an environment variable, for example to helpfully point to resources, dependent on the execution environment chosen:

[link to azure vm metrics in my prod environment](https://portal.azure.com/org/some/resource-group-${{ ENV }}/resource/kv/djjkshd)

Currently I'm using this beauty, which eats up space and fragments the document.

xdg-open https://portal.azure.com/org/some/resource-group-$ENV/resource/kv/djjkshd

[sourishkrout]

Hi, @chile12! Thanks for filing this feature request.

If I understand correctly, the idea is to do interpolation/substitution in the markdown pre-rendering. That's an interesting idea. The values would come out of the ENV at the time of rendering?

[chile12]

You got it, thanks for taking it serious.
Currently, I'm using an env-var provided via prompt, to set the environment in question. Which works fine for code cells.
Already took a look at Jekyll and Liquid to tinker with markdown and variables, but this might clash with Runme?