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What
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ImagePathResolutionTests.csto verifyDiagnosticLinkInlineParser.UpdateRelativeUrlcorrectly resolves image paths in both assembler and non-assembler builds.Why: In assembler builds, documentation from multiple repos is combined with each section getting a
path_prefixfrom navigation.yml (e.g., platform, reference/elasticsearch). Image URLs must include this prefix:images/pic.png→/docs/platform/setup/images/pic.png. Non-assembler builds skip the prefix:/docs/setup/images/pic.png.How it works
Mock a minimal doc set with a markdown file at
setup/guide.mdreferencingimages/pic.pngSeed navigation metadata by injecting a stub INavigationItem into MarkdownNavigationLookup with the expected URL (e.g.,
/platform/setup/guide).. this mimics what DocumentationSetNavigation produces in real assembler buildsCall UpdateRelativeUrl which reads the stub's URL, extracts the directory path, and resolves the image relative to it
Assert the result includes (or excludes) the
path_prefixbased on AssemblerBuild flagWhy
By stubbing navigation metadata instead of building the full navigation tree, the test stays fast, isolated, and focused on UpdateRelativeUrl behavior. The stub recreates the exact state the production code sees.