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2019-04-21
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If I have a doc file at doc/some-file.md
in my GitHub repo, what is the recommended way to link to another specific part of the documentation, given that cljdoc.edn
lets you overlay a hierarchical structure on a flat directory of files?
Background: I'm working on the docs for https://cljdoc.org/d/seancorfield/next.jdbc and when the cljdoc wiki said that it rewrote links automatically, I sort of expected a README link to doc/getting-started.md
to automatically be rewritten to the equivalent on cljdoc but... apparently my expectations are not aligned with how it actually works 🙂
@seancorfield I think that may currently only work for relative links although it could probably be adjusted to work for absolute ones as well