(The links do work in the marketplace website).
#Helpndoc links are not working code
Well, actually I’m a bit embarrassed to say that most of the links in Code Valet’s (our published extension) README are broken when viewed in the extension's Details page in VS Code, and have been that way for over a year. The 2nd link then worked, but the 3rd link still did not work. I then changed the "align-on-equals" to "align-equals", rebuilt the. When viewed on the extension's "Details" screen, only the 1st link worked - the 2nd and 3rd did not. Then, I ran "vsce package" to generate the. Once that was done, I replaced the contents of the extension's README.md file with the README text from my original post. I also had to set "publisher" to a valid publisher. vsix package using configuration-sample, I first had to modify its package.json file to set engines.vscode to "^1.40.0". (I picked configuration-sample because the main project folder indicated it had been updated within the last month, while most of the other samples had not been updated in 3 months or more.) Update: To verify that this issue wasn't somehow related to other features or settings in my extension, I performed a test using the configuration-sample extension from the VS Code extension samples. In the real README.md, changing link names sometimes works, and sometimes does not. My extension's real README.md (which is considerably more detailed than the test sample here) uses the string "align-on-equals" for a link, and changing it to "align-equals" does not fix it. However, this only happens in the test README.md shown above. If the string "align-on-equals" is changed to "align-equals" and the steps are repeated, the link DOES work. If the problem exists, clicking the 2nd link will have no effect. In the VS Code Extensions section, test each of the links in the extension's "Details" tab.In the VS Code Extensions section, click on the 3-dot menu and select "Install from VSIX" and select the new.In the VS Code Terminal, run the "vsce package" command to generate a.Save the README changes for the extension.Here are the steps I'm using to test this: When this README.md file is included in my extension, the 1st and 3rd links in the list work, but the 2nd ("align-on-equals") does not.
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