lol

sounds like ur vscode install is problematic

I think you are right

try a fresh install / reset to defaults and try again

ugh

kk

This could be on our end. We do some keybinding conflict resolution and there's a regression there. I'm currently fixing it 😅

haha it's fine no rush!!!!

I am going back to tutorials I love backlinks

Does anyone know of a VSCode API to display text next to file names on the tab titles? Or any extension that puts text in the tab titles, I can look at the source code for it myself. I'm trying to work on this issue and hit a wall: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1168#issuecomment-926366330

I don't think we can do that yet. VSCode itself has some settings to change what tabs display, but no API exposed for the extensions to control that.

Yeah, it looks like that. Unless anyone has some thoughts we'll unfortunately won't be able to implement this feature yet.

An API proposal is in though : https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/133532

and active too. it's in the September milestone. most likely going to take longer though 😅

ah, I should have checked the latest API status. I thought that this was already shipped, my bad. Something we do have control over is setting tab colors. not saying we need to do this now but for a future enhancement, we could add vault colors in

dendron.yml

and have the tab background reflect the vault color

Anyone recall how you got Jest configured to compile TSX --> JS? I tried copying the config from

engine_server

but it seems it just imports a config from "../../jest.config" which I can't seem to find

Nevermind, it's in Root and it's definitely in scope. Even copying over the local config isn't doing it, so Jest is clearly just bugging out on me

how are you running jest? what do you get when running the following?

cd packages/nextjs-template
npx jest

It's giving me a "SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<'" and then mentions how I'm probably missing a transformer

It can't handle the first JSX component it sees:

<react_redux_1.Provider store={store}>{children}</react_redux_1.Provider>;

I have the ts-jest preset declared in package.json, and I can see the config and root, but for whatever reason it still only likes vanilla JS for me

can you see if this helps? https://github.com/kulshekhar/ts-jest/issues/937

also https://github.com/vercel/next.js/tree/canary/examples/with-jest

Finally figured it out! (thanks for those docs!): The TSConfig in nextjs-template was set to

{jsx: "preserve"}

but for Jest to work with TSX files, it needs to be changed to

{jsx: "react-jsx" }

I don't think that would cause any problems down the build line, considering everything in the package should be react-jsx to begin with...but do let me know if there's another workaround I should investigate

ah, nice find. that should be fine though i would run through the export process (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/e5st4LFLtIwwbQmC6JBaF.html) just to make sure

Will do!

Is there a common method for checking for the existence of files? It feels like overkill to require

browserify-fs

if nothing else uses it

🤔 The project already uses fs-extra, but for whatever reason,

yarn dev

keeps complaining that the base fs module isn't around for fs-extra to use

yarn why <module>

will tell you what dependency is being used

are you trying to use

fs-extra

in a browser context?