I'm trying to include a figure into a .qmd file file as


![](`r here::here("data/F220416/F220416S2214/raw/IMG_1785.png")`)
(`here` library makes sures that the path is an absolute path)

But in the html file that is created, the resulting path looks like

`<p><img src="./Users/onurcanbektas/junction/projects/apm.alim.raedler/data/F220416/F220416S2214/raw/IMG_1785.png" class="img-fluid"></p>`

i.e the absolute path has `.` in front of it. 

During the rendering, quarto is warning me that I supplied an absolute path, so it is recognising that it is absolute, but still treats it as a relative path. I think this behaviour is unintendend, hence a bug.

2022-04-16T14:25:31Z
onurcanbektas
closed
Absolute path is treated as a relative path
https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/issues/659