Multiple URL links in AsciiDoc wiki pages do not work
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Summary
When I want to list multiple URLs, I can't use the + symbol to keep the text close together. I have to make each link a separate paragraph before Gitlab will render them - and then when the paragraph spacing I didn't want. Using AsciiDoc from the CLI generates the pages correct - so it is a Gitlab rendering issue, not a AsciiDoc limitation.
Steps to reproduce
Entering the following into a AsciiDoc wiki page on Gitlab will not render the text correctly and the URL's will be broken.
*some text*: https://euw1-employeedirectory.eu-west-1.aws.ocd.prd.lastmile.com/#/person/1473097464[Employee One] +
*some more text*: https://euw1-employeedirectory.eu-west-1.aws.ocd.prd.lastmile.com/#/person/2863656364[Employee Two]and generated (broken) output:
some text: https://euw1-employeedirectory.eu-west-1.aws.ocd.prd.lastmile.com/#/person/1473097464[Employee One] + some more text: https://euw1-employeedirectory.eu-west-1.aws.ocd.prd.lastmile.com/#/person/2863656364[Employee Two]
The work-around in Gitlab is to separate the lines as if they are separate paragraphs.
*some text*: https://euw1-employeedirectory.eu-west-1.aws.ocd.prd.lastmile.com/#/person/1473097464[Employee One]
*some more text*: https://euw1-employeedirectory.eu-west-1.aws.ocd.prd.lastmile.com/#/person/2863656364[Employee Two]But this means we can't format the page as we wanted.
Example Project
A public test repo with the wiki page: https://gitlab.com/graemeg/asciidocwikitest/wikis/broken-urls
What is the current bug behaviour?
You can't use the + (forced line break) and have URLs rendered correctly and working.
What is the expected correct behaviour?
Two lines below each other (not separate paragraphs) and the URLs displaying as hyperlinks only and actually have working links.
Generating the HTML output using the official AsciiDoctor command line tool, works perfectly, but the Gitlab implementation is broken.
Relevant logs and/or screenshots
Already showed above, and see the public wiki link I supplied.
Output of checks
Our company is a strategic partner in the UK region. We are trying to use AsciiDoc formatted wiki pages in our project, but all the Asciidoc related bugs are making the adoption really difficult.