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Describe the bug
Whenever I try to link to an .xml file using a regular markdown link ([Test](./test.xml)), Emanote displays an invalid link. Using the alternative syntax with double brackets works ([[test.xml]]).
It doesn't seem to happen with files with other extensions (.json or .txt, for example).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a file named text.xml.
Create a markdown file which links to it using the regular Markdown syntax - [Test](./test.xml).
Observe that the rendered link in the browser looks as if the file didn't exist.
Expected behavior
Link should be rendered correctly, similarly to other file types (.json) or the double-bracket syntax ([[test.xml]]).
Screenshots
The screenshot displays the following markdown content:
Looks like this is related to the ATOM feed feature, see https://emanote.srid.ca/guide/feed. I guess Emanote interprets your link as pointing to the feed of the test.md note.
I'm not using the ATOM feed though, and if I understand correctly, it needs to be enabled explicitly (which I haven't done), is there a way to work around this?
Describe the bug
Whenever I try to link to an
.xml
file using a regular markdown link ([Test](./test.xml)
), Emanote displays an invalid link. Using the alternative syntax with double brackets works ([[test.xml]]
).It doesn't seem to happen with files with other extensions (
.json
or.txt
, for example).To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
text.xml
.[Test](./test.xml)
.Expected behavior
Link should be rendered correctly, similarly to other file types (
.json
) or the double-bracket syntax ([[test.xml]]
).Screenshots
The screenshot displays the following markdown content:
Desktop (please complete the following information):
130.0
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