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: Path to the file inside the remote Git repository.
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> **Note**
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> If you are using the new syntax, the `src` attribute is required to include a local file, `url` is required to include a remote file, and the `repo_url` and `path` attributes are required to include a file from a remote Git repository. All other attributes are optional.
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> Path parameter is required!
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Its absence will lead to incorrect operation Foliant.
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> Foliant 1.0.9 supports the processing of attribute values as YAML. You can precede the values of attributes by the `!path`, `!project_path`, and `!rel_path` modifiers (i.e. YAML tags). These modifiers can be useful in the `src`, `path`, and `project_root` attributes.
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> If you are using the new syntax, the `src` attribute is required to include a local file, `url` is required to include a remote file, and the `repo_url` and `path` attributes are required to include a file from a remote Git repository. All other attributes are optional.
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> Foliant 1.0.9 supports the processing of attribute values as YAML. You can precede the values of attributes by the `!path`, `!project_path`, and `!rel_path` modifiers (i.e. YAML tags). These modifiers can be useful in the `src`, `path`, and `project_root` attributes.
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`revision`
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: Revision of the Git repository.
@@ -280,4 +305,4 @@ Include content from “Intro” up to the next heading of the same level:
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<include>sample.md#Intro</include>
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In the legacy syntax, problems may occur with the use of `$`, `#`, and `:` characters in filenames and headings, since these characters may be interpreted as delimeters.
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In the legacy syntax, problems may occur with the use of `$`, `#`, and `:` characters in filenames and headings, since these characters may be interpreted as delimiters.
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