Océane
@Oceane  ·  activity timestamp 2 years ago

Ok lol, I'm gonna describe it:

Imagine an opening chevron, like this <, then the https:// syntax, then the first r, then a closing chevron (>), then the rest of the link, presented like this by the verbatim formatting.

I think it's a problem in the way (a) tags are handled.

Edit: as I edited this post I saw that the (a) tag was followed by a closing (/a) tag at the end of the line!

Edit 2: the backticks syntax doesn't work for (a) tags so I've replaced chevrons with parentheses!
Océane
@Oceane  ·  activity timestamp 2 years ago

I've only put the paths above as inserting a link would turn the entire rest of the line as the link. It works with the text syntax (and the code formatting is really pretty, good job!) but not if I insert the link uhh, in the usual Facebook/Twitter format, that doesn't accept formatting so posts can pretend it's a direct link and not a tracking link to e.g. fb.me or t.co.
Océane
@Oceane  ·  activity timestamp 2 years ago

Aaaand also, let's say that I'd add a link to Dyne and [another to the Reflow Project]( https://re flowproject.eu).

As you can probably see, there's a problem with the formatting of the second link.

But “a link” in the post above (in “as inserting a link would turn…”) was meant to point to the Dyne website. It seems to have been overridden by the insertion of Twitter and Facebook's tracking links.
Océane
@Oceane  ·  activity timestamp 2 years ago

Ok, so I'll try to wrap this up:

  1. /settings/profile returns a 404;
  2. inserting links “as is” removes Markdown-formatted links (you just get the text);
  3. inserting a first Markdown-formatted link works fine, but inserting a second one gives about the following syntax (in the composer, but not in the final output): https://r eflowproject.e(there was a u at the end of the link but I've erased it by mistake and I can't undo it, and I'm not sure to be able to reproduce the bug)
Océane
@Oceane  ·  activity timestamp 2 years ago

Ok lol, I'm gonna describe it:

Imagine an opening chevron, like this <, then the https:// syntax, then the first r, then a closing chevron (>), then the rest of the link, presented like this by the verbatim formatting.

I think it's a problem in the way (a) tags are handled.

Edit: as I edited this post I saw that the (a) tag was followed by a closing (/a) tag at the end of the line!

Edit 2: the backticks syntax doesn't work for (a) tags so I've replaced chevrons with parentheses!

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