@GreenReaper the example given is unfortunately outdated. Plus on trying out few redirect hovercards on wikipedia i couldn't find out any article extract (hovercard text content) with the original title AND the redirect title in it to bold.

I feel like this is a pretty much an edge case?

Here's another example - mouse over "Camp Feral!" in the second sentence. Or you can create a link to [[Camp Feral!]] on any article in a preview, then mouseover the link. "Feral" is bolded but not the "Camp" before it, even though it is bold in the article.

It is certainly an edge case because normally the page name will be the only bolded portion in the lede; but it is not always the case because article names are sometimes shortened for more convenient linking, or because it is the more-common name. In that case the "full" name is often added as a redirect, and sometimes articles link to such names.

[Also, while this may or may not be Wikipedia's house style, MediaWIki is not only used on Wikipedia, or with accordance to its style guide…]

@GreenReaper okay. we should evaluate user value and effort required.

for now ping @phuedx for test case

This is in Design. Will this get solved with new endpoint? @phuedx

cc @ovasileva

Sorry, @Nirzar. I missed your ping.

In T69232#3417197, @Nirzar wrote:

This is in Design. Will this get solved with new endpoint? @phuedx

The Page Preview API will preserve any bolding or emphasis that editors have added to the page. The client (Page Previews in the browser) will also follow redirects. AFAICT this two behaviors will solve this issue:

1. The client would request an intro for Camp Feral.
2. The Page Preview API would respond with a redirect to Feral!
3. The client would request an intro for Feral!
4. The Page Preview API would respond with the intro for Feral!, which has "Camp Feral!" in bold.