Arwed S.
Arwed S.
That doesn't make a difference, I still get the warning and the link does not work.
@chrisjsewell do you plan a fix/change for this issue sometime?
yes, that works. Actually, that works for me. Breathe directives are so far away from anything that is Markdown, so it's fine to put them in a code fence.
@chrisjsewell I forgot to mention that I use this option ( myst_heading_anchors = 3 ) in the case described above.
I guess that the need of the original author is to suppress these warnings, not to fix the issue itself. I have the same request. I include some files in...
@chrisjsewell : Are you still actively working on MyST-parser? I have not seen much activity of you since the last release (1.5.2 End of August). This topic is still important...
> I think the problem here is that a warning is raised in the first place, not to suppress it. And it's because the syntax is ambiguous. We can do...
@chrisjsewell : I like the concept. How could we include :caption: in some way? Maybe ``` Caption: + [Link text](subsection.md) + [Link text](https://example.com "Example external link") ```
@chrisjsewell: I just came across a use case for this extension again. In this instance, we want to serve both the casual reader (VS code preview or bitbucket preview) as...
it actually helped to just put a try ... except around the if-clause in docutils_renderer.py, line 970.