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In plain HTML, I can link to a local file using the file:/// protocol, like so:
<a href="file:///C:/test.docx">Link</a>
I would expect the equivalent CommonMark link to be expressed like this:
[Link](file:///C:/test.docx)
I can't see anything in the CommonMark spec that prohibits the file:/// protocol from being used in links, and indeed the reference implementation parses this as expected:
In plain HTML, I can link to a local file using the
file:///
protocol, like so:I would expect the equivalent CommonMark link to be expressed like this:
I can't see anything in the CommonMark spec that prohibits the
file:///
protocol from being used in links, and indeed the reference implementation parses this as expected:However the markdown-it implementation does not:
Is this a bug?
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