Brian Dominick

I haven't had a chance to look at the other project. I'll get to it this weekend 💯

That's really interesting... but it's a fine workaround, right? If you have a lot of internal links, you could add a TOC before converting. I would find that useful.

So we can detect the presence of a toc, and we can detect internal hyperlinks. If a doc has internal links but no toc, we can echo to the ui...

Very cool; thanks for the cheat sheet. On Sat, Jul 23, 2016 at 6:21 PM, Guillaume Grossetie < [email protected]> wrote: > I'm happy to take a swipe at this one...

Yeah, I thought of that as well. In some cases I would find the anchors superfluous, though the s&r regex stripping them is simpler than adding them ;-) We could...

+1 for sure. I think you're right about the approach. Count me in for several hours of tinkering and testing. One other configurable preference I would use is converting headings...

We can hold this branch off until we slip those conditionals in, no worries. The add-on testing in GDocs is relatively easy to use for production.

@Mogztter So this is funny: it was only this weekend that I realized `#` is not actually officially supported for title/heading marks! The first AsciiDoc project I ever took over...

+1 to generating IDs, not anchors, formatted as: `[#anchor-name]`!

Yeah I didn't want to spam you with tickets ;-) I'll make some new tickets tonight!