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Thanks Kovid.
But, maybe, I didnt explained correctly.
Let me clarify.
I'm using Windows 10 and Calibre 8.3.0.
I have prepared a simple recipe (HelloWorld.recipe).
As you can see, it creates an epub file containing 20 feeds. Each feed contains 50 articles, all of them identical and fetching a quite simple and local html file (HelloWorld.html).
When I open the epub file using calibre-viewer, it fails for feed-1 (article-20) and feed-3 (article-17 and article-22).
The failure appears to be random: not related to the recipe neither to the html file.
If I rename HelloWorld.epub to HelloWorld-2.epub (not a new generation, only changing the name), the calibre-viewer fail again, but for different articles: feed-0 (article-27), feed-1 (article-14 and article-45) and feed-2 (article-47)
It seems to me that calibre-viewer generates a different cache information, for the same physical epub file, because the name has changed.
The only clue I can provide is the abovementioned: for the failed articles, the inspector displays '<a href="../article_xx/index_uyyy.html"' instead of '<a href="javascript:void(0)"'
Please, find attached files (HelloWorld.recipe, HelloWorld.html and HelloWorld.epub).
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