Ignore inline keys when they appear in an inline codeblock.

Author: ithinuel

Diff for: src/data-import/inline-field.ts

@@ -70,8 +70,11 @@ function findClosing(
 function findSeparator(line: string, start: number): { key: string; valueIndex: number } | undefined {
     let sep = line.indexOf("::", start);
     if (sep < 0) return undefined;
+    // ignore keys
+    let key = line.substring(start, sep).trim();
+    if (key.indexOf('`') >=0) return undefined;
 
-    return { key: line.substring(start, sep).trim(), valueIndex: sep + 2 };
+    return { key: key, valueIndex: sep + 2 };
 }
 
 /** Try to completely parse an inline field starting at the given position. Assumes `start` is on a wrapping character. */

Diff for: src/test/parse/parse.inline.test.ts

@@ -39,6 +39,9 @@ describe("Simple Inline Inline", () => {
     test("Incorrect Brackets", () => expect(extractInlineFields("[key:value]")).toEqual([]));
     test("Incorrect Parenthesis", () => expect(extractInlineFields("(key:value)")).toEqual([]));
 
+    test("Mixed inline code block", () => expect(extractInlineFields("Some `inline::codeblock`")).toEqual([]));
+    test("Mixed inline code block between Parenthesis", () => expect(extractInlineFields("(Some `inline::codeblock`)")).toEqual([]));
+
     test("Trivial Brackets", () =>
         expect(extractInlineFields("[key::value]")).toEqual([
             {