BUG: Incorrect warning of non-existent page

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Where it's reporting WARNING Wikilink ([[Stubs]]) found pointing to to non-existent page it is incorrect, the Stubs page does exist and has its alias set.

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Throwing a debugger into the mix I can see the link object is correct:

It should pick up the page page.data.title === 'Stub Posts' by its alias:

const aliases = ((page.data.aliases && Array.isArray(page.data.aliases)) ? page.data.aliases : []).reduce(function (set, alias) {
  set.add(alias);
  return set;
}, new Set());

The issue here is that I am using alias in my front matter, which wont work, it should be aliases. However, the above code assumes that aliases will be an array, when it could also be a single entry as a string.

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One problem down (and a new issue opened) I can see now that there is still an issue:

[@photogabble/wikilinks] WARNING Link (href="/topic/game-development/") found pointing to to non-existent page in:
        - ./src/about.njk
[@photogabble/wikilinks] WARNING Link (href="/topic/dos/") found pointing to to non-existent page in:
        - ./src/about.njk

I know both of these links are to pages that exist, the question is do they exist at the time when this is looking up their onward location?

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It appears the links discovered by their href do not get the isPath flag set on their link object. I have checked and the file being linked to can be looked up by filePathStem so this is a bug.

To fix it the isPath value of a link object must be true if created from an HTML <a> tag.

Edit: getting some weirdness in my debugger for HTMLLinkParser.parseSingle:

That meta value does not match what the code should be doing with the link value.