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How do I link to a file?
See original GitHub issueI have used some code from an external package which is not exported and I would like to create some link/see reference to it so others will know where this is coming from and if it is maybe exported in the future to remove it.
Is using @see the right way? I could not find anything about js/tsdoc and file urls. But @link in this case does not really get the file url correctly because of the at in angualr and asks for some hash.
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ok i did a bit more testing :
you can
this link appears in the tooltip
however this one doesnt work in the editor in vscode 😅 so maybe adding both might be an option
i also dont know if this is a typescript or vscode thing so i cant say for certain wether this will work in other IDEs
How is this still an issue? Just tried it and none of the suggestions above work in Windows. 😦