Chris Sewell

> Is this any use? I think it will be thanks... but I would maybe wait a little, until we have finalised myst-spec and worked out the organisation of documentation

Heya, yes this is expected behaviour. Before, it was treating these links starting # as an external link, but now you should explicitly use: https://myst-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/syntax/optional.html?highlight=anchor#auto-generated-header-anchors Can you give that a...

@eyllanesc `myst_heading_anchors` will not be enabled by default, this is because (a) it could lead to large amounts of unnecessary reference targets being generated, for people not using this feature,...

> That's fair, re pre-1.0 versions. And I wasn't sure if the version of the changelog I'd seen was the updated one or not. :) Thanks! No worries 👍 I...

@JulianGro if `entity-appearance.md#set-the-size-of-an-entity` is not working, then you have not added `myst_heading_anchors` (or used the `myst-anchors` CLI to see what the links actually are)

> the file isn't a markdown file but an RST file Ah but that's why I only referenced `entity-appearance.md#set-the-size-of-an-entity`, which you said you had also tried. If you only wish...

Heya, thanks. I just tested this locally, and looks to be only an issue with the interactive CLI, i.e. if I write: `test.txt`: ``` foo\ baz ``` you get ```console...

Yeh must just be a weird quirk of the CLI stdin, but I'll see if I can work it out at some point

to check, what version of markdown-it-py and also perhaps check the encoding of the file (although I'm on a mac as well, so should not be a problem)

Not sure why virtualenv is pinned to this earlier version, but perhaps try using python 3.8, where importlib-metadata is not required. I would certainly recommend using python via a conda...