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app.lua & doc2.md each contain a reference to info.md.
app.lua:
-- This should always be @{info.md|some info}.
doc2.md:
Let's do some work @{info.md|here}.
If I change info.md to wrongfile.md in app.lua then calling ldoc with the --fatalwarnings option will produce a warning message and return an exit code of 1 as expected. However, if I make a similar change in doc2.md I receive the warning message as expected but the exit code is 0.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The
--fatalwarnings
command line option does not appear to produce non-zero exit codes for invalid references from one Markdown document to another.I have three files declared in my config.ld:
app.lua & doc2.md each contain a reference to info.md.
app.lua:
doc2.md:
If I change
info.md
towrongfile.md
in app.lua then callingldoc
with the--fatalwarnings
option will produce a warning message and return an exit code of 1 as expected. However, if I make a similar change in doc2.md I receive the warning message as expected but the exit code is 0.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: