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Change to open url in new tab #409
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frontend/src/components/editor/Preview.tsx (1)
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: Consider using a more descriptive import nameThe import name
mila
could be renamed to something more descriptive likemarkdownItLinkAttributes
to better indicate its purpose.-import mila from "markdown-it-link-attributes"; +import markdownItLinkAttributes from "markdown-it-link-attributes";
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: LGTM! The module declaration is correctly added.
The declaration follows the established pattern for markdown-it plugins and is necessary for TypeScript type checking.
Let's verify the module usage:
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Module declaration is correctly added and properly utilized
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frontend/src/components/editor/Preview.tsx
- It's properly configured to set
target="_blank"
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: LGTM! Dependency addition aligns with PR objectives.
The addition of markdown-it-link-attributes
is appropriate for implementing the "open in new tab" functionality for URLs in markdown content.
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It seems there is no problem with incremental updating. lgtm
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