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[graydon]

I'm not actually sure this will work when rendered to the wiki. relative links on the wiki look like they're done differently than relative links inside the repository, and like .. it turns documents into directories or something? maybe it'd be best to just not use relative links?

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[C-Loftus]

What is this change for? I don't believe the link is broken. The links are rendered via docusaurus so there are some differences / added flexibility with links. I wasn't using absolute links since they break a lot whenever a page or folder is renamed and the vscode extension doesn't have auto updates for docusaurus markdown changes.

[graydon]

What is this change for? I don't believe the link is broken. The links are rendered via docusaurus so there are some differences / added flexibility with links. I wasn't using absolute links since they break a lot whenever a page or folder is renamed and the vscode extension doesn't have auto updates for docusaurus markdown changes.

Go to this page where it's rendered: https://talon.wiki/quickstart/getting_started/ Scroll down to "Other user file sets" The link points to the broken destination https://talon.wiki/quickstart/Integrations/talon_user_file_sets

[C-Loftus]

Great, thanks. Missed that. Not sure why docusaurus didn't fail due to a broken link in CI. Normally it throws an error.