Thanks for you input! Updated OSX now and made a new annotations summary of an article. That new file has working links, so no problem there. Also made changes to the original article, and the links in the new summary still work. Great.
The prior ones still don’t work. That’s ok for now, I can redo them.
However, for future usage, what might be the problem when this happens? My workflow towards my PhD dissertation is that I make annotation summaries from articles, put them in my linked Obsidian folder, then work from this file making new posts based on the annotations, building up my Zettelkasten system that way, always keeping the link to the original annotation even when I make new posts.
Remaking summaries won’t help going forward, if the not-working link is embedded in the Zettelkasten system. Fortunately I’m in the beginning of working with summaries in this way, but in just a few months this will concern several hundreds of files.
I could keep an untampered backup copy of the original annotations summary, copying the annotations link to a new obsidian post, but it still becomes useless if the link is broken / doesn’t open the annotation.
Here are two links from two different articles / summaries.
A working link: ## [Page 130](x-devonthink-item://40223642-1BE9-4BC3-B451-B8B3DF3B9587?page=1&annotation=Highlight&x=43&y=107)
A not-working link: ## [Page 3](x-devonthink-item://788D3590-FA33-41AD-8299-063677D3E1A4?page=2&annotation=Highlight&x=73&y=230)
Again, clicking the not-working, the mac gives off a blipp-sound, as when an operation is not possible (same as when trying to save when changes are already saved).
Happy for any pointers going forward.
Cheers,
Andreas