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Bitbucket not display image from a Markdown

mbazli7

Hi,

I noticed since yesterday that my Bitbucket cloud not render any image from Markdown file even though the image file exists and can be viewed when clicking on the image itself.

I'm using this method to render the image from the Markdown file (README.md)

![Image Name](doc/images/myimages.png)

The path used in the Markdown never changed and its work before. Any idea why this happen?

Thanks!

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Ben

Hi @mbazli7 @Samuel Tan

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. A few other users have reported this same issue, and we escalated it to our engineering team for further investigation.

A root cause is believed to have been found, and a deployment to fix the issue is currently in progress.

We will keep you posted once we have have further updates.

Regards,

- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)

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Samuel Tan_02q71s

I also facing this issue, should be a bug from bitbucket cloud

Ben

Hi @mbazli7 @Samuel Tan

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. A few other users have reported this same issue, and we escalated it to our engineering team for further investigation.

A root cause is believed to have been found, and a deployment to fix the issue is currently in progress.

We will keep you posted once we have have further updates.

Regards,

- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)

mbazli7

Hi Ben,

I would like to inform that the issue has been resolved on my side. Images appear again in the Bitbucket repo.

Thanks!

Casey Carlson

I am still having this issue, is there a known fix for this?

Ben

Hi @Casey Carlson

I've just tested and have been able to load an image in my readme.md by using the following format:

![Image Name](/phototest.jpeg)

Please ensure the filepath of the image is correct so that the image can be displayed (in the above example, my image is in the root directory).

Cheers!

- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)

Mike Proctor

The URL in my .md file didn't match the one in the quarto file that rendered it - ".\" in the md vs "/" in the quarto. Didn't see it until I pulled the markdown up in notepad++. Using R in VS Code

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