Hi @mjahoda and @Levi-Leah,

Could you please test a new version of newdoc? It splits the prefix configuration by file name and ID (anchor), and by default, it uses the prefix in the file name but not in the ID (anchor).

How to test:

1. Install the Rust toolchain at version 1.60 or later. Either install cargo from your distribution packages or use https://rustup.rs/.

2. Compile and install the testing version of newdoc:

   $ cargo install --git https://github.com/redhat-documentation/newdoc.git --branch no-id-prefixes-21
   

3. Generate files using newdoc and test the following options:

   • --no-file-prefixes: Disables the file-name prefix.
   • --anchor-prefixes: Enables the ID (anchor) prefix.

4. Uninstall the testing version of newdoc:

   $ cargo uninstall newdoc
   

Thanks for your help!

@msuchane Thank you for your great work. Just a nitpick to step 2 in the test instructions - there is a copy-paste error doubling the commands and the options.

All works as designed:

[INFO] ‣ File generated: ./proc_testing-defaults.adoc
[INFO]   include::<path>/proc_testing-defaults.adoc[leveloffset=+1]
$ newdoc -p "Testing no-prefixes" -C --no-file-prefixes
[INFO] ‣ File generated: ./testing-no-prefixes.adoc
[INFO]   include::<path>/testing-no-prefixes.adoc[leveloffset=+1]
$ newdoc -p "Testing anchor-prefixes" -C --anchor-prefixes
[INFO] ‣ File generated: ./proc_testing-anchor-prefixes.adoc
[INFO]   include::<path>/proc_testing-anchor-prefixes.adoc[leveloffset=+1]
$ grep "id=" *testing*.adoc
proc_testing-anchor-prefixes.adoc:[id="proc_testing-anchor-prefixes_{context}"]
proc_testing-defaults.adoc:[id="testing-defaults_{context}"]
testing-no-prefixes.adoc:[id="testing-no-prefixes_{context}"]```

Thanks, @mjahoda! For your review and also for discovering the copy-paste typo. After all the programming was done, my copy-paste strength apparently left me :-D

Thanks for your reviews. I'm merging the branch and I'll release the new version in a moment.