In a link, substring "index" and beyond is dropped from filename

[Leedehai]

• I confirm that this is a issue rather than a question.

Bug report

In a Markdown file's internal link, if the link's filename ends with "index.md", e.g. "creating-index.md", in the generated HTML, that link links to a file named "creating-".

Version

0.14.4

Steps to reproduce

Embed an internal link inside a Markdown file under directory docs/guide/. The link is [instruction-index.md](creating-index.md), like so:

Build the website locally using npm run docs:build. Then in the generated website, hover above that link, you'll see the URL of this link is actually to a page named "creating-", like so

What is expected?

The link should point to xxx/guide/creating-index.html

What is actually happening?

The link points to xxx/guide/creating-

Other relevant information

I tried other filenames.

If the file is named creatingindex.md (without the hyphen in between), then the link is xxx/guide/creating.

If the file is named instruction-index.md, then the link is xxx/guide/instruction-.

if the file is named 01234567index.md, then the link is xxx/guide/01234567.

if the file is named 01234567-readme.md, then the link is xxx/guide/01234567- (the "readme" substring is cut, too)

suspect
I have a suspect, though: vuepress/packages/@vuepress/markdown/lib/link.js, variable indexRE.

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• Your OS: macOS 10.14
• Node.js version: 11.0.0
• Browser version: Chrome 70.0.3538.77
• Is this a global or local install? Global
• Which package manager did you use for the install? npm

[ulivz]

Fixed at 1340e37 and release at 0.14.7