When referring to a fully-qualified symbol name (from another module) in backticks (ie See `foo.bar.Symbol` for more): If that's done inside the first paragraph, the generated link often ends up broken - the first part of the package name is doubled.
Ie:
/++
See also `foo.bar.Symbol`.
See also `foo.bar.Symbol`.
+/
In the first paragraph, the link target is incorrectly generated as:
When referring to a fully-qualified symbol name (from another module) in backticks (ie
See `foo.bar.Symbol` for more
): If that's done inside the first paragraph, the generated link often ends up broken - the first part of the package name is doubled.Ie:
In the first paragraph, the link target is incorrectly generated as:
Instead of: