Update internal-link-present-evaluate to work with virtualNodes
See original GitHub issueThe internal-link-present-evaluate function should work with virtualNode
rather than actualNode
. Update the regexp test to use virtual-node methods to get the attribute.
You’ll also need to update the tests to pass the virtual node rather than just the node.
See non-empty-if-presenet-evaluate and its test file as an example.
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Sure thing, all yours.
Hello. I’m new here. Figured I’d try this ‘good first issue’. I submitted a PR for it. Is it useful?