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AsciiDoc support for Visual Studio Code using Asciidoctor
resolves #923
I was testing VSCode Web with asciidoc and using Github Repositories. When trying to include local file it says: include file not readable  index.adoc content: include::snippet.adoc snippet.adoc content: :somedefinition:...
Write the following in an .adoc file, and run the VS Code command "AsciiDoc: Open Preview to the Side". ``` foo `bar baz` qux foo `+bar baz+` qux ``` Only...
Create `include.adoc`: ``` == H2 - include === H3 - include ``` Create `test.adoc`: ``` = Test == H2 - test include::include.adoc[] ``` Problem: "No symbols found in document 'test.adoc'`...
I have a document with nested includes, with several included D2 and PlantUML files. All the includes use relative paths. Here's an example of the folders and includes (names changed):...
OK:  After removing semicolon on line 4: 
Assuming you don't have the AsciiDoctor extension installed, Visual Studio Code's "auto detect" feature mistakes AsciiDoc for Markdown, even if it has the file extension `.adoc`. This is a bug...
## Description When trying to configure Asciidoctor attributes at the folder level using `.vscode/settings.json`, the configuration is ignored. However, the same configuration works when set in VSCode's User Settings. ##...
Asciidoc, like markdown, is used by people writing blog posts. It would be great if it were able to ignore rendering the front matter of a file from being included...
Original discussion: https://asciidoctor.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/279642-users/topic/Base.20directory.20and.20IDE/near/421004097 > base_dir is basically a design bug in Asciidoctor (or perhaps we can say for niche situations). It should never be used unless you absolutely know why...