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With the following dir structure:
~/test ❯ tree . ├── images │ └── a.png └── subdir └── a.md 3 directories, 2 files ~/test ❯ cat subdir/a.md ![img](../images/a.png)
When importing the test folder to Siyuan, the image is lost.
Siyuan tried to construct the abs path from ~/test and ../images/a.png, which leads to a non-existent path.
~/test
../images/a.png
Instead it should construct the abs path from ~/test/subdir and ../images/a.png.
~/test/subdir
The image should be there after the import.
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Fix relative path when importing markdown folder
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Close siyuan-note#14095
🐛 Fix relative path when importing markdown folder (#14096)
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Close #14095
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Can the issue be reproduced with the default theme (daylight/midnight)?
Could the issue be due to extensions?
Describe the problem
With the following dir structure:
When importing the test folder to Siyuan, the image is lost.
Siyuan tried to construct the abs path from
~/test
and../images/a.png
, which leads to a non-existent path.Instead it should construct the abs path from
~/test/subdir
and../images/a.png
.Expected result
The image should be there after the import.
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