Closed rmartine-ias closed 1 year ago
Hello! :wave: @rmartine-ias
Thanks for your report.
Validating anchors/fragments in other files is a great idea!
markdownlint already validate fragments with the MD051 - link-fragments
rule, but is only working for titles in the same file.
Could be great to make it work with links to other files, with a similar logic for converting headings/titles to fragments as the MD051 rule in markdownlint (https://github.com/DavidAnson/markdownlint/blob/d01180ec5a014083ee9d574b693a8d7fbc1e566d/lib/md051.js#L19).
Feel free to open PRs to implement this feature, would appreciate it. :smile:
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Thank you so much for implementing this! Was unable to get around to doing it myself, this will be super useful.
Description
It would be very useful to validate that anchors exist:
some.md
:other.md
:This would give an error that
other.md#not-existing
is not a valid link.This would be useful, because I moved a section from one file to another, and now I don't know what links I've broken. Similarly, I would like to know when renaming a header invalidates a link.
Describe the solution you'd like
A piece of config to specify whether to opt-out of this behavior, with it being on by default.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I considered switching to markdownlint-link-check, but they don't do it either.
The other alternative would be the current behavior, not linting for dead link fragments.