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When you add an image to your mark down file and the path to the image contains spaces, the image will be missing in the export. However, the editor will show the image correctly and not provide any errors in the editor or the exported PDF/HTML file.
[x ] Can you reproduce the issue?
Steps to reproduce
Open a new mark down file.
Drag and drop an image into the editor, where the path to the image contains spaces (/home/myuser/some path with spaces/test.png). Observe that the image is shown correctly in the editor.
Export the file as PDF or HTML.
Expected behavior:
I would expect the image to be properly shown in the exported PDF/HTML file. If the image can't be shown, I would expect the editor to show me an error or a warning about the issue.
Actual behavior:
In the exported file (both PDFs and HTMLs) the image gets replaced with ![test.png](/home/myuser/some path with spaces/test.png).
Versions
Mark Text: 0.15.1
Operating system: macOS High Sierra 10.13.6
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
When you add an image to your mark down file and the path to the image contains spaces, the image will be missing in the export. However, the editor will show the image correctly and not provide any errors in the editor or the exported PDF/HTML file.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior:
I would expect the image to be properly shown in the exported PDF/HTML file. If the image can't be shown, I would expect the editor to show me an error or a warning about the issue.
Actual behavior:
In the exported file (both PDFs and HTMLs) the image gets replaced with
![test.png](/home/myuser/some path with spaces/test.png)
.Versions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: