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With the recently introduced anchor link check (which is great btw!) I encounter frequent errors when using explicit HTML-like anchors.
e.g.
... Take me to [pookie](#pookie) ... <a name="pookie"></a> ...
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Duplicate of #195
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<a name="foo"></a>
This has been resolved (I assume by 0348390 / #331, but can't precisely bisect due to #368).
$ printf 'Take me to [pookie](#pookie)\n\n<a name="pookie"></a>\n' > /tmp/foo.md $ npx github:tcort/markdown-link-check#29694c8 /tmp/foo.md # Last usable bad commit. FILE: C:/Users/per/AppData/Local/Temp/foo.md [✖] #pookie 1 links checked. ERROR: 1 dead links found! [✖] #pookie → Status: 404 $ npx github:tcort/markdown-link-check#834a4e2 /tmp/foo.md # First usable good commit. FILE: C:/Users/per/AppData/Local/Temp/foo.md [✓] #pookie 1 links checked.
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With the recently introduced anchor link check (which is great btw!) I encounter frequent errors when using explicit HTML-like anchors.
e.g.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: