Currently if you would like to have full control over your link text and link URL in a template, you are likely to find your way → to a monstrosity like this:
{% if node.field_link.0.url.external %}
<a href="{{ node.field_link.uri }}" class="button is-size-5">
{{ node.field_link.title }}
</a>
{% elseif node.field_link.0.url.routeName %}
<a href="{{ path(node.field_link.0.url.routeName, node.field_link.0.url.routeParameters) }}" class="button is-size-5">
{{ node.field_link.title }}
</a>
{% endif %}
This is unintuitive and brittle—
This much simpler code works:
{{ node.field_link.get(0).getUrl().toString() }}
but that is what {{ node.field_link.url }} should do in the first place!
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{{ node.field_link.url }} would be the same in most instances, but would appropriately render relative paths as /this-is-my-path instead of what it currently does, internal:this-is-my-path.
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I ran into this too and while I know I could preprocess to extract the URL value for the template, I was curious if there was a simple Twig solution as well.
This worked for me to print the URL appropriately for both internal and external links, with the link field formatter set to "Separate link text and URL":
{% set url = content.field_url.0['#url'] ?? '' %}
<a href="{{ url }}">This is my link</a>