This is a comment from #153 (comment)
[[ something ]] is a syntax we should explain. Is it something from Go template?
(I doubt it). Markdown? (Not that I know of) Gitea/Forgejo? Something else?
Where is the authorative source that explains it?
This is a comment from #153 (comment)
[[ something ]] is a syntax we should explain. Is it something from Go template?
(I doubt it). Markdown? (Not that I know of) Gitea/Forgejo? Something else?
Where is the authorative source that explains it?
Here the link to implementation comment:
// MediaWiki uses [[link|text]], while GitHub uses [[text|link]]// It makes page handling terrible, but we prefer GitHub syntax// And fall back to MediaWiki only when it is obvious from the look// Of text and link contents[[...]][[Link label|README.md]] → Link label
[[README.md|Link label]][[README.md]] → README.md [[Forgejo's README|README.md|alt=Learn more about Forgejo]] → Forgejo's README Maybe this could be also an additional section to https://docs.codeberg.org/markdown/using-links/
I agree that it belongs in https://docs.codeberg.org/markdown/using-links/
OK, close it here. Forgejo itself should maybe have these kind of pages, but that is another story.
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Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?