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I have a schema with some depth (like a user with an attribute thumbnail being a $ref to an image schema), an article having an author attribute iself being a user...
The generated markdown for the attribute table looks like:
**[author:thumbnail:URL](#resource-date)** | *uri* | URL to an image file ...
The problem is the #resource-date is clearly false here, and in all my Attributes table they are "randomized".
No so randomized, in fact their quantities are right (if I have 6 attributes for the thumbnail (an image) of a user, I have 6 #resource-image, but in the wrong place.
Also (probably the same bug) some attributes does NOT have links on some cases they should have, and some which should not have (local strings) may have links.
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The links are relatively new, so it sounds as though some edge cases just need more attention. The misdirection seems clear enough, could you provide a bit more detail on places where you expect links (or not) and aren't getting what you expect?
I have a schema with some depth (like a
user
with an attributethumbnail
being a$ref
to animage
schema), anarticle
having anauthor
attribute iself being auser
...The generated markdown for the
attribute
table looks like:The problem is the
#resource-date
is clearly false here, and in all myAttributes
table they are "randomized".No so randomized, in fact their quantities are right (if I have 6 attributes for the thumbnail (an image) of a user, I have 6
#resource-image
, but in the wrong place.Also (probably the same bug) some attributes does NOT have links on some cases they should have, and some which should not have (local strings) may have links.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: