it feels like a good tool to organize knowledge

doesn't dendron work in other workspaces?

or do you have to open the dendron workspace to save all the notes

Yes. Dendron works in other workspaces. Native workspaces allow you to use Dendron inside an existing workspace.

To initialize a Native Dendron workspace, use the Initialize Workspace command while the workspace you want to use is open. Select the option to create a native workspace and follow the prompts. You can refer to this link: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/lamzybrD6SgQlJ9BpwkQk/ For more information about workspaces and different workspace types, see: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c4cf5519-f7c2-4a23-b93b-1c9a02880f6b/

Hey folks, does calendar-view support multiple journals? the default journal is

daily.journal

, what if I want to create another journal eg.:

daily.til

, what should I do?

Thanks for the report - I just added a fix, should roll out in a week or two

dummy question, do you know how to disable this from keep showing every time vs code is executed?

I believe Dendron should remember that this has been shown and stop showing. @jyeung is this the case?

nvm, was my fault (well, "Later" means remember next time)

What is the current list of recommended Dendron extensions?

Here are some recommendations from the community: https://github.com/dendronhq/awesome-dendron#community-vs-code--vscodium-extensions

Is the Dendron Markdown Preview extension still needed?

calendar-view.

Dendron Markdown Preview Enhanced is legacy and we don't maintain it anymore. We recommend using built-in Dendron preview.

Is it going to be pulled from the extension marketplace?

Not at the moment. Although, VSCode did announce support for deprecated extensions. Maybe we could mark it as deprecated once it gets released.

Is there a way to have a Markdown link work with frontmatter variables? Like:

yaml
myLink: https://github.com

Then calling in markdown with:

md
# Summary

Learn more at [the website]({{fm.myLink}})

Right now it looks like I can only do:

md
# Summary

Learn more at the website: {{fm.myLink}}

fm.myLink

isn't actually being resolved to

https://github.com

. only rendered as

https://github.com

. So the preview will still see the markdown link as the raw string (which the preview doesn't understand)

Ah, so if the preview isn't seeing the URL link that the variable renders to, would that be a bug?

Or a feature request?

Or wait, would I actually want the frontmatter value to be

[the website](https://github.com)

I would say making that work would be an enhancement 😄

that actually works 👀

Cool, I'll adopt that approach then 🙂

needs quotes around it though. yaml doesn't understand markdown links 😁

Awesome, looks like both of these formats should work:

yaml
myLink: '[the website](https://github.com)'
otherLink: >-
  [the website](https://github.com)

I made this in the meantime: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3149

Hey I'm trying to export my notes for use elsewhere and using the export pod is not really intuitive. I've gone to the page which tells me how to do it but it's... not really much to go off. Please help.