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Backlinks and graph doesn't work with wikilinks #35

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stereobooster opened this issue May 22, 2023 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #37
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Backlinks and graph doesn't work with wikilinks #35

stereobooster opened this issue May 22, 2023 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #37

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Hi. Thank you for your work!

I have to use links like this in markdown

[[notes/Числівник|Числівник]]

Instead of

[[Числівник]]

In order for graphs and backlinks to work

lily-mara added a commit to lily-mara/hugo-obsidian that referenced this issue Jul 12, 2023
Closes jackyzha0#35. This allows hugo-obsidian to intuit absolute paths from unanchored
wikilink paths. Previously, a note at `directory/note.md` would need to be
linked using `[[directory/note]]` in order for the link to be recognized by this
tool. This change allows the shorter `[[note]]` link to be used. This is
accomplished by first walking the directory tree and storing absolute paths for
every path basename, and using this to substitute link names before rendering them.

There's no test infrastructure for this project, but IWOMM
lily-mara added a commit to lily-mara/hugo-obsidian that referenced this issue Jul 12, 2023
Closes jackyzha0#35. This allows hugo-obsidian to intuit absolute paths from unanchored
wikilink paths. Previously, a note at `directory/note.md` would need to be
linked using `[[directory/note]]` in order for the link to be recognized by this
tool. This change allows the shorter `[[note]]` link to be used. This is
accomplished by first walking the directory tree and storing absolute paths for
every path basename, and using this to substitute link names before rendering them.

There's no test infrastructure for this project, but IWOMM
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