so git lfs can help with that. currently we're considering a hook for general sync - commit everything, assets included, at the end of a session. we'll also have a cdn for public private images that will also help with assets

Yeah. I am using self-hosted git repos and lfs support isn't there atm. I considered that. But also, aside from that, s3 still seems like a reasonable backend in this day and age :-)

Alternatively a way to use svgs would probably be pretty reasonable, because then it's just xml and won't cause bloat

Works for some things, obviously not others. (e.g. screenshots, not so much)

yeah, images and non-text files are not really git friendly. our solution going forward will most likely be a s3 asset backend of some sort

I have an automated script running on cronjob that commits and syncs stuff for me. It commits to a daily branch and squashes and merges those changes to a single daily commit on the main branch so there are no excessive commits.

The scrip is at https://github.com/xypnox/commit_manager

starting next week, we'll have some convenience methods to let you do something similar using the dendron cli

Crazy idea: a note type that works as an Eisenhower matrix

each note as a quadrant? or all 4 quadrants in one note?

not crazy at all. there's currently a vscode extension that goes part way to do this: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tittoassini.vscode-planner

ooh yeah I remember seeing that!

Crazy Idea #2. a Schema directory. with a Templates sub directory

were you thinking something like this?

- schemas/
    - foo.schema.yml
    - bar.schema.yml
    - templates/
        - template1.md
        - template2.md

Yes. Or even a

- schemas/
  - foo
    foo.schema.yml
    foo.template.md
    foo2.template.md
  - bar
    bar.schema.yml
    bar.template.md

got it. what would

foo

be in this case? another folder?

the schema folder.

yes, a folder holding the name of the schema as a 'bundle'. then you could do just schema.yml in the folder

do you mean in the file system or only in the explorer of vscode?

I'd prefer in the FS

I'd even like to consider having a git repo of useful schemas that could be 'mounted' via a git-subrepo

that I considerd as well, something like ->https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/21b2e152-95f7-4904-8a8e-8d4d0b8c950c.html just for schemas

Yep

imgaine currated submodules for 'academic' schemas, or 'software dev' etc.

btw, Kudos to the Dendron team, This is amazing

got it. yeah, we're going to be taking a look at schemas in may and changing things up to make it easier and more modular. will come out with an rfc before that and incorporate your suggestions

pls add to that one maybe the groups https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/a155f412-d730-48cc-8893-1bcb7f637206.html#further-thoughts I mentioned there, as well as the pattern values for the title I mentioned further up in the notes.

@User @User setting a custom port is now available with the latest release 🙂 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/469

yay!!

I chose Markdown Kanban to do kanban in the daily notes. VSCode.Planner looks nifty with the google integration ⇒ doing voice notes while driving or cooking.