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@oncletom Thank you for creating this issue. I did wanted to include this when I first started working on this but diddn't get to it because there isn't a common rule to identify where the definitions might be.
Can you help me brainstorm some approaches we could take to accomplish this?
For example:
We can add an option to specify where the definitions for variable exist. So user can specify it during run time. For example: $ asciidoc-link-check abcd.adoc -d definitions.adoc
or we can just check the same file and see if the definitions exist in the file itself.
Hello,
Thank you for the tool. It is very handy to use, especially with
npx
.In some documents of mine, I construct links dynamically, like:
Both links are detected but because the document is not evaluated with variables, they are considered as broken.
I don't know what would be the best/easiest way to avoid this false negatives. Maybe if I check on the rendered HTML instead? What do you think?
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