you could technically put the config into a

configuration

folder manually today, the only thing is that adding a vault, you would have to specify

../vault

because today, vaults are relative to the

dendron.code-workspace

file location instead of the

workspace root

(which moving forward, by default, will be

../

from the

dendron.code-workspace

file)

oh awesome, got it! It seems like as long as I handle the git init's properly, even today I'll be very close to what you've got there in the 2nd picture.

Thanks for explaining that for me 😛

uh oh ... 😄 https://www.dendron.so/notes/45cfb9f2-46cf-4f67-a41e-834818fbd06e.html#moving-notes-between-vaults

🤞 that the relnotes I'm about to look at has multi-vault note refactoring

Ah, it worked like I hoped it would though - could just cut/paste the files and Dendron picked it up - sweet!

does this allow for folders/subfolders within one vault?

your markdown files are still expected to be in a flat folder, you can now have multiple of such folders spread across your operating system. we'll also be adding an asset vault soon which will allow you to have subfolders. the asset vault will be for non-markdown files like pdfs and images that can be referenced from within your vaults

thanks! I will continue to burn the subfolder torch 😆 but really enjoying using Dendron on individual projects

just opened my first PR on the project 🙂 #386

just merged 🌱 this will come out in this sunday's release. thanks for the contribution 🙂

also, congrats on becoming a horticulturalist https://dendron.so/notes/7c00d606-7b75-4d28-b563-d75f33f8e0d7.html#horticulturalist

you're too kind. thank you!

@User the ui changes are integrated 😄 you'll notice a few changes from the original PR: - vaults section is gone (i figure since users can't currently edit it to just hide it for now) - site hierarchies became a field array (this is actually meant to be edited) - removed the link (vscode won't let the link open inside an iframe, still figuring out a workaround)

🙌 yessssss! i can't wait to try it. does this mean I'm officially a horticulturalist? 👨‍🌾

Also, did you find Chakra easy enough to work with? Good experience? I appreciate you being so open to that suggestion.

yep, sure does 🙂 i like chakra. it definitely is more composable than antd and the community is a lot more responsive!

fyi, i've updated the next-server onboarding docs to explain how to hook it up with the dendron local server when developing: https://dendron.so/notes/7cdd9a74-8b8f-4564-906b-c963bed34273.html

if you want to test it out, our next major UI task is creating a graphical schema builder 😇 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/328

I'll take a look at those soon! I'll also touch up the `+`/`-` buttons you added in the Dendron Configuration screen when I get a moment. Thanks @User 🧑‍🌾

i think it'll be obvious to folks who is responsible for what ui changes 😅

Looks like the web UI has some other roughness: - ❓ Several placeholders are missing - 🐛 The

Clear changes

button does not clear changes (I suspect the plumbing isn't necessarily reactive though it's a complete guess) - 💄 The vertical rhythm is wrong (particularly with the

Site Config

heading being right up against the input box itself) I'll look into these when I tweak those buttons too 🧑‍🌾

How would I access this new UI?

the

Dendron: Configure

command should pop it open for you. I haven't tried to actually use the UI to change any settings yet, so let us know if you find something wonky.

Could it be a possibilty to split it into open ui and open json?

The configuration file is YAML, not JSON --

Dendron: Configure (yaml)

will let you configure the YAML in your editor though.

I blame my usage of vscode xD their the config is json xD

I'm having errors running Dendron: Doctor on some newly imported markdown files. I could open a PR but if someone could help me read the log file, I might be able to fix it myself https://gist.github.com/doingandlearning/540f09a0dcda2aedcb6f0fea5e41d598

dendron has a file watcher (vaultwatcher) that runs in the background to see if new files are added outside of Dendron and index it accordingly. it's supposed to ignore this when dendron itself adds new files but we weren't doing that properly for the doctor command which means dendron is trying to index the same file twice. this is being fixed in this weeks release. i'm going to message you the link to an early build so you can test it out and see if you still see the same issue

👍 Thanks Kevin!