sphinxcontrib-relative-link-corrector
A Sphinx extension to correct relative links when using .md as an input.
Overview
When converting Markdown files to html with Sphinx the relative links still point to *.md files. This Sphinx extension corrects the links to point to *.html files.
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Please feel free to create a pr for code contributions or an issue for issues.
License
Licensed with Apache License 2.0 License, see the LICENSE file.
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