the ci runner caches some artifacts I believe. So it might be running tests that may have been cached from other runs. I had this happen to me a few times and a rebase always solved it for my case.

Are these tests known to fail?: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/runs/6803762501?check_suite_focus=true I can't seem to figure out why my changes are making them fail.

some of the tests are flaky and will fail on timeout. usually if at least two plugin test suites pass, then its okay. its rare for everything to fail. you can re-run this and you should see the tests passing (we have a long running task to gradually fix the tests)

only one plugin test passed from the matrix and the ones that failed seemed pretty consistent 😅 I'll re-run and see if that makes a difference.

Windows and Mac tests have been failing pretty regularly, although the Ubuntu ones are usually more reliable I think

reference style links (https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/#reference-style-links) seems and behaves very similar to the extended footnote syntax. Do we have any special feature around footnotes?

https://github.com/dendronhq/schema-library/pull/4 updated lang.schema.yml to first work with newer version of dendron but to explain and document more fully what the schema template entails.

How do I get permission to create a branch

you shouldn't need to. if you fork the repository, you can send us a pull request

Does the

publish

command in the CLI still have a sitemap option? I can see it in the docs but not in the command help and want to check if it needs removing from the docs or not?

Same with

--target

and

--yes

options

@rlh1994 They are still available options.

Thanks, dumb question where can I find a full list of options if they don't come up in the help? Trying to update the docs and want to make sure I don't miss anything

ideally

--help

should be sufficient. other than the documents, if

--help

doesn't show everything the only other place is to check the source code.

Can you open a report for missing options in cli? we should do a full pass at checking what's missing and correctly add them.

Sure I'll raise an issue on the main dendron repo, I'll still finish adding what is currently shown in help and then any update to the source can be added to a more standard docs

Hello. Not sure it's the right place for a question but maybe there are devs who is aware of this topic. For now I'm wokring on setting up VSCode/VSCodium for future users in a company where we're going to implement docs-as-code. To make this shift easier, especially for non-devs, I customize the appeareance of VSCode and try to make "buttons" for commands of various extensions. My initial question is how to both add buttons to this menu and customize the size, visibility and other properties of this menu (see picture). Also I've asked this question on StackOverflow (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72661723/how-one-could-customize-vscode-tool-menu-bar) and in a discussion of handy extension that approaches almost the same goal (https://github.com/GorvGoyl/Shortcut-Menu-Bar-VSCode-Extension/discussions/79), but no answer that I could use for now. P.S. These buttons could be helpful for Dendron commands too!

I know this is an old message, but I would love to hear how this Confluence pod ended up. I'm in some need of a Confluence pod at my work ;P @kevins8 I can't remember if you mentioned other users that may be making use of Confluence API, too, or if Tom was the guy that I may be thinking of?

I no longer work at a place with Confluence, so I haven’t actively used it in awhile but it should still work. tduffield/confluence-pod on GitHub and NPM

ah, congrats on the transition. what does your current team use for a knowledge base?

Still looking for a new gig, but I’ll be sure to follow up

Anyone know the dendron colour hex code off by heart?

#69B160 🙂

I started making this cheat sheet and have very quickly realised it's like 90%

ctrl+L

lol

@Maarrk took am embarrassing long time but finally updated the pr checklist! https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3024

Is there a missing dependency in the latest cli? Seems to need dendron-viz but this isn't installed automatically with the core cli?

https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3189 I may just be being dumb and not using yarn correctly...

taking a look

@rlh1994 thanks for the catch, we missed including

dendron-viz

as a dependency of the CLI. just published version 0.102.1 of the CLI. if you install the latest, should be present now