I use markdown-style links.
I select “text”, press hotkey to “Insert link” (default Ctrl+K) which encloses text to [text]() and places caret between round brackets (paretheses).
After pressing the hotkey, typing does not show any autocomplete/suggestions.
Proposed solution
Show suggestions when typing between round brackets matching pattern of markdown styled link [any text](¦), just like suggestions are shown for wiki-style links.
@WhiteNoise Thank you for reply,
I know of [[]] conversion to and I use it where possible.
The issue is when I already have link formulated as markdown.
links formulated without link target with intention to add it later.
broken links, e.g. due to incorrect encoding of invalid characters, due to renaming or relocating the link target, …
These links can come from other applications or from time before existence of Obsidian so there is no way to avoid them.
With wiki-links there is also the following issue with using link target different from selected text (to be used as link display text).
Suggestions in markdown-styled links would solve that issue, at least for those who are OK with markdown style links, including me.
We can specify nonexistent target also for wiki-links.
Meaningfulness of showing suggestions is the same for wiki and markdown links.
Aside, external links now still require scheme, e.g. file:/// which practically disables suggestions.