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The necessity of -w .
(and -m False
) isn't properly communicated
#49
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Have you tried using the
I also just checked with This is also documented here in the documentation, though upon re-reading it, I realize that it is partially misleading in that the first sentence makes it sound less relevant than it is. |
I see! I probably should have studied the help a bit more 😅 What you describe makes sense, especially if the purpose of The use case that brought me to your code in the first place was to preview GFM files locally before pushing to my repos, so I simply ran with all default arguments: |
Thanks for the suggestion!
That doesn't invalidate the point you are making, though, of course. 😆 Also, if your primary use case is previewing your README files before you push them, you might also be interested in grip, which hosts your README directly in the browser (on If your use case is previewing README files for GitLab, though, you should be aware that GitLab supports some non-GFM features like |
-w .
(and -m False
) isn't properly communicated
Now that #48 is fixed, my Markdown file finally converts without error. I have now noticed that the downloaded/cached images are not being displayed in the generated HTML. Looking at the
.html
file, the paths all refer to/images/
which I think should be./images/
?This also applies to
v1.17.0
(when using a shorter image name), so was not introduced with the latest fix.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: