I haven't tried the keyboard command with Bunch while Discord is open, but if you're looking to automate a few different things all at once, Bunch is a really nice free tool: https://bunchapp.co/docs/using-bunch/keyboard-control/

Each "bunch" will automate a few things, and they can happen in order. For instance, if you want to record a screencast with audio, you can: switch microphone inputs, turn on Do Not Disturb, hide your desktop, pop up a message that says "remember to speak louder and slower!", and also open a new browser window, all with a single bunch. Just figured it's worth mentioning, while we're sharing awesome free automation tools.

Hi ! I am having trouble to convert a local vault to a remote one. I have a remote repository set up on GitHub. I have a ssh setup too. When I follow the procedure with Dendron:Vault Convert, it get this error. Can anybody help me ? I've been struggling for two hours now Update: I realize that the GitHub sync actually worked on my second « dependency » vault and in there the main vault has been correctly added to ‘.gitignore’. The above error corresponds to this situation. The second vault still appears under a ‘localhost’ folder. (edited)

Is there any thread where people share what they use dendron for

if the work is public

@SeriousBug can you take a look at this when you have a chance? ☝️

we currently have a showcase where folks have their published gardens: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/3a82c5ff-7945-46ae-8bf9-3b2275fc6642

Could you check what version of git you have installed?

git --version

in a terminal should tell you, I'm wondering if it might be too old

I have

git version 2.32.1 (Apple Git-133)

I'll upgrade git and let you know if the problem is still there

There are also links referenced in the awesome list that might be of interest 🙂 : https://github.com/dendronhq/awesome-dendron#visit-and-follow

I'm still unsatisfied with current c#/dotnet documentation solutions and think dendron could be a good fit for docs generation. But I have no idea how/where to start to make that happen.

also https://github.com/dotnet/docfx/issues/7663#issuecomment-1077353592 horizon seems pretty empty

I use Hammerspoon https://www.hammerspoon.org/ Automation/custom menus/dialogs etc using lua 😉

I'm trying to figure this out with Python projects that are heavily setup with Sphinx, and using things like autodoc generation from function comments. I'm thinking of playing around with something like: - Sphinx gen HTML - Convert HTML to Markdown - Import Markdown to Dendron vault 😅 I still need to look at other tools like pydoc-markdown that seem to be built for the purpose of converting Sphinx-style stuff into Markdown docs, which could then be used by other tools like Dendron, Hugo, etc.

I solved my problem by syncing with ssh rather than https

As I heard Self Contained Vaults, I imagined something something else. I thought I can add/work with independet Vaults at once. But when I add a Vault it becomes a dependency(?) I thought of something like this

For an entire rundown of Self Contained Vaults, and the design decisions around the layout (such as why

dependencies/*

for depended vaults): - RFC: https://docs.dendron.so/notes/aOOBYTowLEKJDEtLWFiHb/ - Discussion: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/discussions/2349

damn

I see so much development here and I feel noob using dendron only for notepad

completely valid use case. we don't judge 🙂

Not sure of the best place to share this Python security concern (and I know very little about the Python ecosystem of tools), but this seems worth sharing somewhere: https://blog.sonatype.com/python-packages-upload-your-aws-keys-env-vars-secrets-to-web

can't trust anything these days

Hello bois

anyone made a stand-alone precompiled one?

A one what?

Are you sure you're in the right place, friend? Dendron runs in VS Code, and the source is open on GitHub. It's not stand-alone at all, at least not yet.

Thought experiment: how much 'tribal knowledge' of how to Dendron (or other key tools) lives in Discord? How much "how to dendron" information would be lost if Discord went down? (By their nature, I think PKM apps are resilient than the average open source project when it comes to converting short-lived chats into long-form reference material, but even so not every thread turns into a doc. I can think of a few software projects where you'll have an easier time troubleshooting your bug from searching the unofficial chat log than by reading the docs) https://twitter.com/simonw/status/1541806354410528769?s=20&t=uV6mXNIjkCHwAzYQTaBz8g

yeah - discord search is not... great. i think of it as ephemeral discourse with long term knowledge saved in rfcs/faq/gh discussions/etc

want to find a good workflow for marking a thread in discord as something we want to preserve outside of it

have some ideas but open to suggestions on this front 🙂