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Navigating through this link goes to ~/wiki/subfolder/.wiki. However, it seems like the intention is that it should navigate to ~/wiki/subfolder/index.wiki.
My current workaround is to have the link read: [[Refactoring/index|Refactoring/]].
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Thanks! I've fixed this now. I also removed the warning about directories not existing and instead use mkdir() to create missing directories. I think it should be safe, as wiki links should always be "internal" to the wiki.
Hi @lervag, thanks so much for such a quick response! The links are working great now (and I can clean up my index page 🙂) - the only thing I noticed is that the top-level index of the wiki is now preceded by two forward slashes after I navigate to it with <leader>ww, e.g.
No problem! I'm happy to see someone else is using the plugin. :)
I don't see how to reproduce the issue with <leader>ww. Could you explain what you do to see the issue?
Btw: I have not really used subfolders myself, thus I can't guarantee that everything works as expected with subfolders. Feel free to open issues if you should find more problems related to this.
Description
Given the following folder structure:
With the top-level index.wiki:
Navigating through this link goes to
~/wiki/subfolder/.wiki
. However, it seems like the intention is that it should navigate to~/wiki/subfolder/index.wiki
.My current workaround is to have the link read:
[[Refactoring/index|Refactoring/]]
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: