What happened?
I was expecting that local links to blog posts would also work when sync'd to Confluence.
Details of files used
A blog entry stored locally at `blog/2023-05-10-my-title.md` with contents:
```markdown
# My article
```
It is then sync'd with `mark -f blog/2023-05-10-my-title.md`, and is available at https://example.atlassian.net/wiki/display/my-space/blog/2023/05/10/123456789/My+article.
Is referenced from a normal page, stored at `link-page.md`, like this:
```markdown
# Let's try a link
Here's [a link to a blog post](blog/2023-05-10-my-title.md) which should work.
```
The resulting HTML for `mark -f link-page.md` is:
```html
What did you expect to happen?
The a link to a blog post anchor points to an invalid link ("actual" below, instead of "expect" — names chosen to align characters for easier visual diffing)
What happened? I was expecting that local links to blog posts would also work when sync'd to Confluence.
Details of files used
A blog entry stored locally at `blog/2023-05-10-my-title.md` with contents: ```markdown # My article ``` It is then sync'd with `mark -f blog/2023-05-10-my-title.md`, and is available at https://example.atlassian.net/wiki/display/my-space/blog/2023/05/10/123456789/My+article. Is referenced from a normal page, stored at `link-page.md`, like this: ```markdown # Let's try a link Here's [a link to a blog post](blog/2023-05-10-my-title.md) which should work. ``` The resulting HTML for `mark -f link-page.md` is: ```htmlHere’s a link to a blog post which should work.
```What did you expect to happen? The
a link to a blog postanchor points to an invalid link ("actual" below, instead of "expect" — names chosen to align characters for easier visual diffing)How can we reproduce the behavior you experienced?
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Details of files usedabove.In case this is related to specific markdown, please provide a minimal markdown example here.
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mark --version): 9.4.0