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Links to local files don’t work
See original GitHub issue(or don’t always work)
Take the readme of franc, https://nicedoc.io/wooorm/franc, at the bottom it links to the LICENSE file.
nicedoc generates a link with href="LICENSE" from that, which on nicedoc goes to https://nicedoc.io/wooorm/LICENSE (a 500 which should be a 404?)
Also thanks for using remark and unified!! 🤗
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oh, I see. What do you think is the best way to handle that? Should we write a unified plugin? 🤔
Here’s a possible interesting example:
https://github.com/RomuloOliveira/commit-messages-guide
https://nicedoc.io/RomuloOliveira/commit-messages-guide
try the language translation links. i’m not sure what expected behavior here is, but since it didn’t just go to the github.com link, i’m assuming that nicedoc is trying to nicedocify it properly.