When defining a link like this
[description](ftp://user:pw@host/...)
or simply
ftp://user:pw@host/...
Azure DevOps turns the colon between user and pw into a slash. In other words, the effective user name when clicking the link will be user/pw
, with no password set.
Is there a way to prevent AzDO from doing that?
As a workaround, I'm now using backticks:
`ftp://user:pw@host/...`
which keeps the url unchanged, but a) it is not turned into a clickable link and b) I cannot use a description text to be displayed in place of the link.
Update: What I'm trying to do is fine according to CommonMark, an attempt to create an unambiguous specification of Markdown, that has been adopted by the likes of GitHub and StackOverflow:
Update>>By reference to this doc: About Wikis, READMEs, and Markdown, wiki uses Markdown format.
Testing in Markdown online and found that this
[description](ftp://user:pw@host/...)
will show link contentftp://user:pw@host/...
. However, it showsftp://user/pw@host/...
in Azure DevOps wiki page, so this issue can be reproduced.It might be caused by Azure DevOps security consideration, I suggest that you could submit this issue here, so the product group will investigate it further. Thanks for your feedback.