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Created May 08, 2015 by Administrator@rootOwner

Relative links doesn’t work in AsciiDoc files

Created by: jirutka

When I use a relative link inside an .adoc file, e.g. link:LICENSE in README.adoc, then the rendered link is incorrect, /{username}/LICENSE instead of /{username}/{project-name}/blob/master/LICENSE.

This bothers the most in the case of images. My colleagues currently works on some technical reports and they’re displaying these primarily on GitLab and they are not much happy for not seeing their graphs etc.

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