when i look at this one, for example, i notice that they also show dropdowns. hmm. i think that as a dendron consumer just allowing for showing one level of nesting would be awesome. and then the removal of the root hierarchy (which i think is getting worked on?) would help here too for readability / organization in terms of the presented site

(apologies for brain dumping in chat) EDIT i realized if i can rename the root hierarchy in dendron published site and maybe do some reorganization it would help a bit. but it still would be nice to have some "sections" which would be easiest to just expand out a specified level of nesting across the board. and then "bold" the parent notes

@matthieu this week's crop vote is here https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/739186036495876126/986810056773337168

I find the wiki docs over on https://docs.astro.build/en/getting-started/ to be really well laid out, and am modelling my stuff on that.

makes sense. mind submitting a feature request for this?

https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3097 i'm not entirely sure the path forward here, but here's the start of my brain dump on it. will participate in the convo tho / open to any suggestions and ideas

So close to 1.0

gotta recruit the hive mind for this challenge i'm trying to solve: i work in an environment where we have many repos that come with nearly identical .vscode/settings.json files, but they are opinionated in a way that i don't like. unfortunately, folder settings override my user and workspace settings. i have all of these repos added to one workspace, but other team members might not use this workflow. it looks like this is being suggested here: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/15909 , but unfortunately doesn't have any traction right now. there are a few ideas i've had: 1) create a separate git repository and declare it as a submodule in all of the other projects. 2) convert settings.json files to settings.template.json, and have team members copy over into settings.json (this is not committed) 3) just manage a vscode workspace settings file, and update onboarding documentation to "copy" the settings from their to the workspace settings manually. does anyone from the community have any ideas to help me achieve what i want, and my preference to not run eslint on save xD ?

in principle, the

settings.json

inside a comitted repo should be general enough that they apply to everyone's workflow. if not, it should not be in the repo. of course, the world doesn't really always work like that, hence https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/15909 if its workable, you can have settings in the

*.code-workspace

file. for your personal settings, just create a local

*.code-workspace

file with the settings that you want. you could create a convention around it (eg. add

local.code-workspace

to .gitignore).

so for multiple repo projects, in a multi root workspace, would each subproject have it's own *.code-workspace?

and that would override the settings.json? this would be in .vscode/ folder right

depends on your setup. you can just have one that has all projects. eg. https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/blob/master/dendron-main.code-workspace#L1:L1 unfortunately

settings.json

takes precedent so you would need to remove that first

cool, thanks for the insights @kevins8 !

Another alternative i discovered is using .git/info/exclude, didn’t know that existed before.

guys, this one is killing me. for anyone that uses macos, do you have any free / preferably open source software solutions to keyboard shortcuts for launching applications? i tried going the automator route, which is built into macos, but i looks like i cant use any keyboard shortcuts when discord is in view.

i downloaded an app from the mac store called "hotkey app" which works really well. it is a bit annoying to have needed to go the app store route, but it works super well

Neither cores are OSS, but support using open source plugins . I use Alfred but notice more people have been trying Raycast lately.

do you use alfred for more than just app launching?

oh wow ive never used alfred or a tool like this.. seems like theres a whole slew of features

Yea, for custom search engines and clipboard history. The “automators” podcast features tools in this personal automations category regularly

I've also heard people being fans of ScriptKit, which is open source: https://www.scriptkit.com/

from ScriptAutomate.. lol thanks

Wats the difference between

and this path

lol

macos hardly has foss tools

nice

jumping in late to this. i use alfred 🙂

I can't use a Mac without Alfred 😄

looks like rofi in linux