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A couple notes; those might not be bugs per se, but might need to be documented:

• EDIT: sorry, that report above is actually wrong -- I was looking at the "anchor" html tag instead of the "img" html tag. The below is accurate though:

• when specifying the filename, the extension should not be given as it's handled by GOSH, so it would end up being written twice; e.g. if my GOSH codes refers to image "Pulse-vs-pulse.png" then the produced HTML file will refer to "Pulse-vs-pulse.png.png".

img src="Pulse-vs-pulse.png.png">

• EDIT: also, if one wants to mention a link in an image caption (e.g. "click here for enlarged image"), one has to use plain html "A" anchor, instead of the square brackets GOSH link syntax; no biggie, took me a second to realize.
  Will publish soon, probably later today!

I've encountered a problem when publishing an article at genodians.org. The blog post contained a link in the form:

https://0xax.gitbooks.io/linux-insides/content/Concepts/linux-cpu-3.html - linux insides]

which gets translated by gosh to:

<a href="https://<tt>0xa</tt>x.gitbooks.io/linux-insides/content/Concepts/linux-cpu-3.html">linux-insides</a>

It looks like the hexa-decimal parsing gets applied to the link target too.

When formatting source code such as an array element as inline monospace text, it is wrongly considered a reference. This affects latex and html output.

Since \ has a special meaning in tex, it must be replaced accordingly. Backslashes should not occur in normal writing but may occur in code. I came across this issue when adding the RTC date/time format as inline code. Putting '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S\n' into the txt file made latex choke on \n.

I've only tried this with the LaTeX backend.

If you use a [Gosh-like] reference inside an image caption, that image caption has no text in the finale LaTeX-generated document (only e.g. "Abbildung 3:"). When using LaTeX-style citation that works as expected.

[image dummy.png 20% ] A dummy image with correct label
[image dummy.png 20% ] A dummy image with missing label due to [Citation]
[image dummy.png 20% ] A dummy image with correct label despite \cite{Citation}

While the latex output explicitly covers this case, the regular expressions used for html output are missing the colon.