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This is sortof a follow up to #15. I'm still using this library years later! 😊
Link reference definitions are working great, except for one cumbersome edge case, images.
Given this input:
<a href="VERY_LONG_URL"><img src="VERY_LONG_URL"/></a>
With useLinkReferenceDefinitions enabled, we get this output:
useLinkReferenceDefinitions
[][1] [1]: VERY_LONG_URL
The VERY_LONG_URL is duplicated, when we could have instead used a link reference for both:
VERY_LONG_URL
[![][1]][1] [1]: VERY_LONG_URL
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If you're open to a PR w/ this change, let me know!
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This is sortof a follow up to #15. I'm still using this library years later! 😊
Link reference definitions are working great, except for one cumbersome edge case, images.
Given this input:
With
useLinkReferenceDefinitions
enabled, we get this output:The
VERY_LONG_URL
is duplicated, when we could have instead used a link reference for both:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: