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If I use my terminal's functionality to go to the link under the cursor it opens the file just fine. If I change the format to:
[sample](file://home/skbolton/Documents/Notes/sample.pdf) zk no longer complains about it not finding the file but my terminal will no longer open the file.
From what I gather the file:/// is the proper syntax for a file link on the current host and so it would be nice to have that working if possible so that I don't get an error in zk and my terminal properly visits the link.
I am temporarily getting around this by doing the link as [sample](file://localhost/home/skbolton/Documents/Notes/sample.pdf) which is working for both systems (its just verbose).
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I am getting this diagnostic error from zk lsp in my notes for links to files. Here is an example of a link causing the issue.
[sample](file:///home/skbolton/Documents/Notes/sample.pdf)
If I use my terminal's functionality to go to the link under the cursor it opens the file just fine. If I change the format to:
[sample](file://home/skbolton/Documents/Notes/sample.pdf)
zk no longer complains about it not finding the file but my terminal will no longer open the file.From what I gather the
file:///
is the proper syntax for a file link on the current host and so it would be nice to have that working if possible so that I don't get an error in zk and my terminal properly visits the link.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: