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I think the intuitive behavior would be for the link in secure mode to be rendered as follows: <a href="foo%20bar.adoc" class="bare include">foo bar.adoc</a>
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The following syntax:
-S unsafe
-S secure
:link:foo bar.adoc[role=include]
It looks like:
include
directive to alink
directive because ofsecure
mode (intended)link
directive is not being rendered because of the spaceSince it's intended functionality that asciidoctor supports include directives with targets including spaces, this seems like a bug to me. If targets including spaces are supported, and include directives with
-S secure
are too, shouldn'tinclude
targets with a space in secure mode also be fully supported?I think the intuitive behavior would be for the link in secure mode to be rendered as follows:
<a href="foo%20bar.adoc" class="bare include">foo bar.adoc</a>
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