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…nostic path to the file
…eed to add filepath without lang in future.
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@Simran-B Any chance you can merge these and re-release the plugins? Changes are compatible and will not break anything. Essentially I needed them in order to be able to create links to current page on github (to allow easy editing by users). |
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Actually, there is one issue. The new API depends on the innerLang, which was changed in Gitbook in Gitbook 2.6.1. |
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This allows you to specify a {{filepath}} (as well as url and title). This then allows the plugin to be used to create links to edit the page on github. The path includes the language code, if one has been defined. It does not include a leading forward slash.