Closed blonewolfs closed 1 year ago
Ditto on "Thank you for the great plugin." ;-)
I ran into this one too. Using parenthesis would work for me too, if adding a configuration is too much work.
I just pushed a PR with a suggestion of a fix for this issue. I hope it helps.
Thank you for the great plugin. I found a problem when using the "Date when checked" option. The date is enclosed in square brackets
[]
which causes VS Code to assume it is the beginning of a link reference, throwing the "No link definition found" warning. Is it possible to change the brackets to some other characters such as parenthesis()
that won't confuse VS Code? If this user configurable, that would be ideal since I could see different linters complaining about different characters; or, just plain different user preferences.