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Hey! I have noticed that completions for tags are not shown on lines that contain square brackets (`[`, `]`). They are shown on other lines. This is a problem to...
Attempting to get marksman running in termux (on android aarch64). Downloaded the arm64 release. Ran chmod +x and attempted to run marksman, but I'm told it failed to execute and...
Longer lists of symbols with lots of level quickly become hard to read and navigate "by view":  A simple indentation option taking the indent...
I'm using the vscode implementation. I noticed that: - internal link autocompletion adds the path ending e.g. `[foo](foo.md)` - does it need to? - can this be configurable? - detecting...
Follow up to https://github.com/artempyanykh/marksman/issues/27#issuecomment-1369911689 since I do not see that a new issue was ever created. > When i start typing [title]( then absolute paths are suggested like /path-to-file.md this...
When the foot note is not a singular word [^word] (non-space), it behave as intended with working LSP actions such as rename, go to definition etc. However, when the foot...
Would be nice if marksman could take into account all [editorconfig settings](https://github.com/editorconfig/editorconfig/wiki/EditorConfig-Properties), like `max_line_length`, `trim_trailing_whitespace`, etc. Supporting editorconfig indentation settings was already mentioned in #94. But I think it might...
Currently, the rename action modifies the title of a heading and links referencing it, but the name of the file containing it is left as is. Would it be possible...
If a non-ASCII character is being used (at least) in a tag, Marksman seems to not know how to parse it and the tag gets cut off before the first...
Ref: https://github.com/artempyanykh/marksman/issues/288 The pipe operator used in WikiLinks can now be escaped with a backwards slash `\`.