Whenever generating a markdown file with protoc-gen-doc, there are anchors/links added to sections so that they can be referred back to. For example, the top of a file will contain :
<a name="top"/>
Then, later in the document, there are links back to where the first link was placed:
<a href="#top">Top</a>
This is pretty straightforward, but the syntax<a name="top"/> and similar links like<a name="etc"/> are incorrect. anchor tags should not be self-closing. <a name="etc"><a/> should be used instead, right?
I have tested this with the latest version of protoc-gen-doc and I am still seeing the issue.
Whenever generating a markdown file with protoc-gen-doc, there are anchors/links added to sections so that they can be referred back to. For example, the top of a file will contain :
<a name="top"/>Then, later in the document, there are links back to where the first link was placed:
<a href="#top">Top</a>This is pretty straightforward, but the syntax
<a name="top"/>and similar links like<a name="etc"/>are incorrect. anchor tags should not be self-closing.<a name="etc"><a/>should be used instead, right?I have tested this with the latest version of protoc-gen-doc and I am still seeing the issue.