[Bug] "Internal Link Processing" option has no effect

[ParkerRobb]

I've tried exporting a document using every option under "Internal Link Processing" and nothing changes between my source and the exported PDF. Every wikilink is exported as straight text regardless of which option is chosen.

[ParkerRobb]

For the option below, I'm inputting Markdown, not HTML, if that makes any difference.

[FeralFlora]

I'm having the same issue.

[citingfairy]

I have an issue that seems to be related to this here. I use the Citations plugin to connect to Zotero, hence, my citations in the md look like this: [[[smith2020]], p. 45] Expected outcome would be: (Smith 2020, p. 45) Actual outcome is: ([(Smith 2020)], p. 45) This does not change with any of the given options for Internal Link Processing. If I change the setting "Export files from..." to html, the links and brackets are gone as they should be, but then, of course, the citation doesn't work.

[smut-ny]

Having the same issue. I want to use obsidian links as some sort of comment / hyperlink inside the manuscript, but the brackets [[]] doesn't get removed after the docx export.

[ParkerRobb]

I found a workaround:

If you have Pandoc >3.0 and specify --from=markdown+wikilinks_title_after_pipe as a Pandoc option in "Extra Pandoc options" in the plugin settings, Pandoc itself will process the links and convert them to text (see the Pandoc User's Guide, p108).

(This does nothing to fix the underlying bug in this plugin, however).

[RealGreekGeek]

Thank you for your solution @ParkerRobb. Just one question: Your solution does work insofar as it formats to a hyperlink:

• [[wiki-link]] → wiki-link (as hyperlink in docx!)
• [[wiki-link|alias]] → alias (as hyperlink in docx!)

I need it to be in Plain text. Is there any way to solve this problem? :)

[zensitively]

I have the same issue, but @ParkerRobb 's workaround doesn't work for me (using pandoc 3.3).