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I'm using Emacs with Eglot. Say I have a file another-note.md, and when referencing it as [[another-note]], marksman will detect it as "ambiguous", when doing goto-definition on it, Emacs will open up a xref buffer showing a list of available headings for jump, instead of just open up that file.
This conflict with marksmans documentation here:
Wiki-links:
Link to [[another-note]].
Link to [[another-notes#heading]].
Internal link to [[#a-heading]].
I also tried [[another-note.md]], [[another-note#]] , [[./another-note.md]], all are treated as "ambiguous".
@artempyanykh You're right, I do have multiple level-one headings in other-note, didn't realize this is a markdown syntax issue. But can we have this: for [[another-note]], just open that file at beginning? I don't want the headings nested too much.
Anyway, now I know it's not an issue of marksman, I can just adjust my note's structure. Thanks!
(Firstly, thanks for this amazing software!)
Problem:
I'm using Emacs with Eglot. Say I have a file
another-note.md
, and when referencing it as[[another-note]]
, marksman will detect it as "ambiguous", when doing goto-definition on it, Emacs will open up a xref buffer showing a list of available headings for jump, instead of just open up that file.This conflict with marksmans documentation here:
I also tried
[[another-note.md]]
,[[another-note#]]
,[[./another-note.md]]
, all are treated as "ambiguous".The related issues might be: #177 #310 .
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