Hello, The following Org file:
[[https://example.com][Foo]] [[https://example.com][Foo, Bar]] When exported to Texinfo using `org-texinfo-export-to-texinfo', generates the following file: ... @uref{https://example.com, Foo} @uref{https://example.com, Foo, Bar} ... The comma on the text of the second URL is being interpreted by Texinfo as an argument separator, which in the case of `@uref', only the third argument is displayed, hiding the second argument and the actual URL when exporting the file.
Therefore, it should be escaped to `@comma{}', according to the Texinfo
manual[1]:
...
@uref{https://example.com, Foo}
@uref{https://example.com, Foo@comma{} Bar}
...
This produces the expected output.
[1] Section 11.1.3, Inserting `,' with `@comma{}'.
https://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo/manual/texinfo/html_node/Inserting-a-Comma.html
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