basic-writing-and-formatting: add raw=true also for images of same repo#17479
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…repo It seems it is sometimes necessary to use the '?raw=true' parameter, mentioned on the "In issues, pull requests and comments of another repository" line of the table, even if the image linked to is in the same repository as the issue or pull request. Add it to the example in the line "In issues, pull requests and comments of the repository" also.
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This looks great! Thanks for contributing to the docs! I'll get this merged once the tests have all passed.
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It seems it is sometimes necessary to use the '?raw=true' parameter,
mentioned on the "In issues, pull requests and comments of another
repository" line of the table, even if the image linked to is in the
same repository as the issue or pull request.
Add it to the example in the line "In issues, pull requests and comments
of the repository" also.