| 3 | | However, contrary to the `[123/path]` syntax, the path is limited to characters in `[a-zA-Z0-9_/.+-]`. Indeed, using a word boundary or whitespace as the end of path would make the comma part of the path in "changed in `r123/path`, and ...". The dot could also be removed, for the typical phrase "fixed in `r123/path`.". If characters outside of that set are needed, the `[123/path]` syntax should be used instead. |
| | 3 | However, contrary to the `[123/path]` syntax, the path is limited to characters in `[a-zA-Z0-9_/.+-]`. Indeed, using a word boundary or whitespace as the end of path would make the comma part of the path in "changed in `r123/path`, and ...". The period could also be removed, for the typical phrase "fixed in `r123/path`.". If characters outside of that set are needed, the `[123/path]` syntax should be used instead. |
