marcoSven

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> Looks good! One small thing, seems like mailto links wrapped in brackets, include the first bracket? > > Doesn't seem to happen with other link types > > i.e....

Likewise @whawker thanks again for all the guidance.

Here is a similar regression that you pointed out on one of my earlier attempts. https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3860298/183311885-42001966-8a02-4123-b25e-033f9ee86b5b.mov https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3860298/183300704-897c2328-b9b6-4d25-af46-bb925981e7d2.mov

The video was just very short, updated the video. The issue is essentially the same as in the second video. I addressed this regression in #1817

@MTG2000 not sure if you need the link extension ( auto-link ) inside a markdown editor. Regarding escaping, you can provide your own `htmlToMarkdown` function. Here is a demo with...

> We don't actually provide an input rule for links at the moment. I don't know why, > > I'll have a look at adding one, it'll be a bit...

Thank you @Amethystafyy282 I am aware of this option but I am proposing the option to provide your own validation that would be used instead of the autoLinkRegex https://github.com/marcoSven/remirror/commit/f7f824fd4e72e53e16f69b4617d8f1190009ef8a#diff-c6362a6560783faf0b832a4b10098233042a3092f87b84b29f28f46c94410ac9R158

@Jason3S I added the option but it is not working for me, what could I be missing? `"@cspell/spellchecker": ["warn", { customWordListFile: "words.txt" }],` "words.txt" is in the same directory as...

@Jason3S thank you for the suggestion unfortunately using the absolute path is also not working. Using eslint v8.6.0 and cspell plgin v6.4.2 What else can I try? ************************ id: @cspell/spellchecker...