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README - how to prevent linking users when using @

Vincent Charpentier
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October 22, 2018

It's been several times already where I have issues with the `@` in my READMEs on bitbucket

for instance, when writing SCSS documentation: the [at]import will be replaced by the name of some guy whose login is "import", which mess my code sample.

now I'm trying to write [at]npmLogin/project and I get another hyperlink.

I tried to escape the @ with a backslash with no success at all.

 

Can someone please tell me there is a workaround for this ?

Thank you

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Tyler T
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October 23, 2018

This might be a bug. Have you tried using backticks e.g. `@import` as a workaround?

Vincent Charpentier
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October 23, 2018

seems to work, thank you

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