its unlikely that we'll prioritize it as a team anytime soon. always open to PRs if someone in the community wants to take initiative earlier

Hey everyone! Are you just ITCHING for timezone-aware timestamps in VS Code (and by proxy Dendron)? Could you imagine adding

CURR_TIMEZONE

to a snippet and having VS Code adjust AUTOMATICALLY for daylight savings time!! Well IF this GitHub Issue receives 20 upvotes (20 people giving it a "thumbs up" emoji), the VS Code developers will implement it! Please please please consider upvoting this GitHub Issue. Thanks! https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/151220

Does anyone know how to make two copies of vscode

I want dendron to open on doubleclick in new window

start up that instance with the appropriate options, as documented at https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/command-line

I created a .desktop file

#!/usr/bin/env xdg-open
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Dendron
Comment=Code Editing. Refined.
GenericName=Text Editor
Exec=/usr/bin/code --unity-launch $HOME/Documents/DendronNotes/
Icon=visual-studio-code
Type=Application
StartupNotify=false
StartupWMClass=Code
Categories=TextEditor;Development;IDE;
MimeType=text/plain;inode/directory;application/x-visual-studio-code-workspace;
Actions=new-empty-window;
Keywords=vscode;

maybe not the same but i have two different versions of vscode (regular and insiders) and run them as separate applications

For an example of how this effects you, see below. Recall that any timestamp that does not have timezone information (the "-07:00" below) is at best +/-24 hrs. If this Issue is addressed by the VS Code Dev team, it will add to VS Code (and by proxy is available in Dendron), a built-in

${CURRENT_TZONE}

variable to which takes the place of MANUALLY adding and maintaining timezone info in your timestamps (the

07:00

below). Please upvote. (last time i'll spam this group, promise!)

"Insert_Timestamp": {
    "prefix": "stime",
    "body": [
      "${CURRENT_YEAR}-${CURRENT_MONTH}-${CURRENT_DATE}T${CURRENT_HOUR}:${CURRENT_MINUTE}:${CURRENT_SECOND}-07:00"
    ],
    "description": "insert timestamp in ISO8601 format"
}

I've heard the massive amount of npm code is mostly for dev and debugging. If one just wants to publish a production page it's far less. Any chance we can get rid of hundreds of MB for the github repo?

which github repo? the nextjs-template or the dendron monorepo?

bad wording. I just think it's overkill to have 1GB or more as dependency to publish a site

We have yet another tie in our biweekly CROP vote. If you'd like to weigh in on what community issue should be added to the roadmap, vote here: https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/739186036495876126/1012562716382212118

I didn’t think about it too much but I realized I think dendron discord bot will be soooo useful for us too

Such a great idea haha

ping me if you want to try it out. the intent is to roll it out generally 🙂

I could give it a try. Can you give me a hint where to look in the code ? It should be where KaTeX is called. Macro can indeed be included in the KaTeX configuration

The katex code is here: The development instructions for dendron are [here](https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/81da87be-2d4e-47b5-a1d6-c0d647e1ab00) You can find our development process [here](https://docs.dendron.so/notes/7aFrHnTNespaRzhlTwftM)

Oh cool, VSCode now has video codecs packaged so video embeds work! Although the sound doesn't seem to be working for me, does it work for anyone else?

Hello I am looking for software developer internship role can any one guide me on the same

What is the procedure for joining as SDE intern at dendron

i feel like i have just accepted this, but maybe i shouldn't. anyone know why static assets dont load on the dendron published next js site but they do on the actual bundled / published site?

what do you mean by this? you mean images?

Yes I mean images

hey, thanks for your interest. we're currently not taking interns for the fall but will possibly have positions in winter/spring

images should work as long as they are bundled with the repo and the

assetPrefix

is set correctly

do you have an example of a non-working image?

my siteUrl is https://foo.gitlab.io, my assetsPrefix is /some/path/indeed . when i publish, the images are correctly resolved from foo.gitlab.io/some/path/indeed/ , but on my local published site, the assets are not available from that path, they are only available from localhost:3000/ . should i make my siteUrl https://foo.gitlab.io/some/path/indeed ? also, on the local site the favicon resolves, but the logo does not. the reverse is true for the published site (no favicon, but logo resolves). the paths are the siteFaviconPath is set to notes/assets/images/favicon.ico and the logoPath is set to notes/assets/images/logo.svg they resolve to 404 -> localhost:3000/some/path/indeed/assets/logo.svg (weird that it doesnt include /images), and 404 -> https://foo.gitlab.io/favicon.ico (weird that it neither respects siteFaviconPath nor assetsPrefix, but maybe it just never found it in the first place to place it here in the next.js bundle).

Any update on the user portal?

we fell behind on this with the codespaces work. we have a september ship goal now 😅

images on localhost