Using [[]] for multiple pages - it shows same query results across different pages. Is this wrong?

[JoeCursio]

It seems to me that if I want to summarize all the outgoing links on the current page, the following should work:

TABLE file.name
from outgoing([[]])
sort file.name asc

And it does work. But after I copy this to another page, and then go back to the first page, the results are now from the second page. I can edit the query to cause it to run, but then the second page will now show this page's results. I expected [[]] to mean "for the current page" no matter what page that happens to be. I'm I using this wrong?

The obvious solution is to replace [[]] with the actual page, but it does not feel that should be necessary.

Here's a screenshot showing an inconsistency

Enclosed are a few sample pages to show the issue:
That file.md
This file links elsewhere.md
This file links here.md
This file.md
Yet another file.md

[blacksmithgu]

This is an Obsidian oddity that I have no good workaround for currently; identical queries will be cached by Obsidian and will be rendered the same on different pages, even if the actual page differs. You can get around this for now by making the queries mildly different (using the actual file name instead of [[]] for example, or changing spacing, etc).

[JoeCursio]

Completely understandable, it was just wishful thinking on my part. I did exactly what you suggested. Thanks!