Including Markdown files
You can include Markdown files into your current Markdown file for normal processing using the << >> directive enclosing the required file path. The path must be relative to the current .md source file—absolute paths should not be used. The << >> directive is a block directive and so must appear on a line by itself.
For example, if the current file en/time-travel/example.md wants to include file en/time-travel/_samples/_sample.md, it would specify:
Project: /integration-tests/_project.yaml
Book: /integration-tests/_book.yaml
robots: noindex
# Included Sample Markdown files
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Last updated 2022-09-07 UTC.
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