David E. Wheeler

Yes, but note that I demonstrated the issue with no dependencies, using nothing more than ``` go package main import _ "github.com/coreos/go-systemd/journal" func main() {} ``` I think the solution...

Oooh, okay, thanks for the clarification. I guess that makes sense, as it’s more consistently explicit.

I get f336c72f3353fb12859c543bcd65e601a2e5d142, too, so maybe something’s up with [pgxnclient](/pgxn/pgxnclient)? @dvarrazzo, what do you think?

Specifically, from `bin/regression.diffs`, the error is: ``` +ERROR: query failed: ERROR: could not open "/work/pg-extras/rpm-builder/pg_bulkload-master/bin/data/data1.bin" Permission denied ```

The issue is that the *server* needs access to these files, not just the tests. The user running the tests is not the same as the user running the server.

Just ran into this issue again updating to V3.1.16. :-( Not sure how to address it.

What you need to do is copy the files to `/tmp` or something, then delete them when the test finishes.

@wooorm Huh. I read #653 previously, and didn't see a conflict. Is it not mainly about the use of whitespace in empty link brackets?

Hrm. Empty brackets after a shortcut link are, in fact, the original shortcut design for Markdown itself; shortcuts without them were implemented but never documented, IIRC (but quite popular, IIRC)....

Yes, that seems like a fair representation. I agree that brackets with empty space shouldn't resolve to anything. Pasting your example [into Babelmark 2](https://johnmacfarlane.net/babelmark2/?text=%5Bw%5D%5Bn%5D+%5Bx%5D%5By%5D%2C+%5Bz%5D%5B+%5D%0A%0A%5Bw%5D%3A+a%0A%5Bx%5D%3A+b%0A%5By%5D%3A+c%0A%5Bz%5D%3A+d), it looks like `commonmark.js` gives slightly...