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error for every link #19
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I know and I'm really sorry about this. I think something in the VS Code API about URL parsing changed and it causes this. I have to roll out a fix soon. In fact I disabled the extension myself for now while I haven't had time to fix it. I will try to make some time to fix this soon. Again, sorry for your bad experience. I will update this issue whenever I've managed to fix this. |
no worries, thanks for the update! |
I think this is because it is inserting back-slashes into the link when they should be slashes. I have to manually change all the links for them to work also. |
Thanks! I'll try to use this fix when I have the time to look into this. I was hoping to rely on VS Code URL API to do the right thing but worst case I'll just replace the slashes as strings. Or maybe I just need to update the VS Code dependency version and the URL API will work right. In any case, I'm fairly positive I'll get to it before the end of this year. |
Hi! Sorry for not maintaining the extension, I have not been very active on any of my personal projects for a long time now for personal reasons. That being said, VS Code seems to have rolled out a feature called "MarkDown link Intellisense" in a recent release and it should make this extension obsolete! Please check it out and let me know how you feel about it :) https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_64#_markdown-path-intellisense I will likely pull this extension completely if this native feature covers its functionality. |
@TomasHubelbauer
I get an error for every link which was correct before. I now installed your extension for the first time.
It puts a "c:" infront of every link and says in the problems "The path c:\path doesn't exist on the disk".
I am on Windows.
I had to disable your extension for now :(
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