ok... so it's not by design choice

No, we just implemented what we found useful ourselves so far. I'm not sure if we have active plans to add the missing parts for these pods, but there aren't any technical limitations against it. We just didn't have the time yet

Adding to this, Github Issue also has a publish pod, to create/update github issues https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/8JECQzntY2P5ha3U/

UI Feedback: It seems that

TAB

doesn't work when renaming a note (

Dendron: Rename Note

) When renaming a note (say, from

scratch.2022.04.md

to

very.important.things.in.a.very.long.hierarchy.md

), I'd like the UI to be: 1.

F1

2. Type

Rename note

+

TAB

(or hit your keyboard shortcut) 3. Start typing the desired hierarchy (

very.important...

) to rename the note, just like

Look Up Note

functionality 4. Select the looooooong hierarchy, hit

TAB

5. ----> Append a simple designator to the end of the new note name (EX:

.man

) <---- a. Ending up with

very.important.things.in.a.very.long.hierarchy.man.md

Instead of having to type out the whole long, root hierarchy when renaming a note.

When can dendron implement something like this? Referenced links in preview. Panel is somewhat cluttered and unintuitive. Roam has something like it and its the only thing I've been waiting for dendron to have:

Thanks for the feedback @User - we're currently tracking this on our backlog with https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/405

Hi @User - notes that have references to the current note should show up at the bottom of the preview under 'backlinks'. There's currently a bug where this will disappear once you edit the note (it should reappear if you close and reopen the preview) - we should have a fix for this issue in the coming weeks.

the memberful download link has been broken for months now... i keep getting this. can perhaps feedback to memberful

I'd like to see a way to instantiate a Dendron workspace in a directory of my choosing. Example: - I want to create a new ("Remote Vault") Dendron instance - I created a Github repo - `cd`'ed to the parent directory I wanted to clone to -

git clone <my repo url>

- In VS Code, I opened the directory I just cloned - Surprisingly, the Dendron docs say to

F1

then search for

Dendron: Launch Tutorial

then click "Get Started" if you want to create a new workspace (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/678c77d9-ef2c-4537-97b5-64556d6337f1/#getting-started) - But doing so creates a Dendron instance in my home directory not in the directory I just opened VS Code in...(AKA, my freshly cloned repo) How do I instantiate a Dendron instance in the directory of my choosing?

What syntax does .gitignore require for files in

vault

? Example: - `.gitignore`:

## Personal / Private Files
vault/super.secret.*

## Misc
node_modules
.dendron.*
build
seeds
.next
pods/service-connections

I also tried

/vault/super.secret.*

(leading

/

), same results: The files are not ignored

you’ll want to use the ‘initialize workspace’ command instead of launch tutorial

Ah, ok. Thats helpful. Thank you

the syntax looks correct. but it won’t ignore files that have already been committed. in general, if you have files you don’t want shared, would recommend putting them in a separate private vault

Ah, I didn't know that was the behavior of

.gitignore

. TILT~! Thank you

@User , RE: Separate Private Vault: - How do you (personally) context shift between content in separate vaults? Example: - Say I have VS Code open to my "typical Dendron workspace" where I spend my day - And now, I need some content from my "Private Vault" - How are you viewing/copying/etc private content in this case?

i keep notes from my private vault pinned or have links pre-filled to notes for private discussions. see https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/ordz7r99w1v099v14hrwgnp.html for my workflow

@User! It's CROP time (every other Wednesday) 🙂 Please vote for your favored community issue 👨‍🌾👩‍🌾: 1. [code snippets in multi-vault setup](https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/376) 2. [

Doctor: fixFrontmatter

command adds empty line under frontmatter block](https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1919) 3. [An option to omit note title in

Copy Note Link

](https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/2387) 4. None of these (if there's an issue you'd like to add to rotation, please reply with a Github issue). To vote, respond with a 1️⃣ 2️⃣ 3️⃣ or 4️⃣ to this message. Voting closes Monday at noon Pacific Time.

Finished watching the session. Neat to see into both yours and @User (?)'s daily workflows. Definitely a system that is highly personal.

I assume you already know that

[troublshoooting sql server](https://assets.red-gate.com/community/books/troubleshooting-sql-server-accidental-dba.pdf)   ^k7i59zrcxn1o

renders to

troublshoooting sql server   ^k7i59zrcxn1o

Are you talking about the anchor (^k7i...) showing up in the preview? We have a fix for that ready, will try to include it in the next release.

great

I really like the

Dendron: Doctor

feature. When I create a new .md file on my mobile device (using Working Copy), I can't easily create the requisite fontmatter. After I get home, I run

Dendron: Doctor

then

fix frontmatter

and it all works out!

maybe this should start with how to create a mutli vault? https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/24b176f1-685d-44e1-a1b0-1704b1a92ca0/

I know that this is an often requested thing (and I know that the answer is "it's on the road map") but may I please add my vote for custom CSS for the preview? I have no personal use for publishing -- for me the idea of using Dendron is to consult my notes within VS Code, but the combination of the dark theme I use (which is great for code) and the default colours in Dendron's preview make for a poor reading experience for me, as in really not good at all.

- If you haven't yet, make sure to upvote/thumbs-up emoji this issue: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/496 - Make sure to also add your voice of support to the discussion on the RFC, here (especially if anything about the RFC seems like it isn't covering what you'd like it to include): https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/discussions/1298

Isn't issue 496 related to custom themes for publishing? I was talking about custom CSS for the preview pane inside VS Code.

Ah, yeah, good point. This issue applies better: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1171 Preview and Publishing are actually tied together in ways, because the preview pane reflects the rendering of what we have on the website. This is what led to

RFC 24 - Custom Theming

including coverage of both the preview pane and published websites

custom css

This may have already been mentioned, but didn't see anything from searching about "redirect" after a few minutes. Many messages/threads/posts mention links to wiki.dendron.so, which have since moved to docs.dendron.so. Example: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/IZGHxY9fuIPdj2oN7dyd1.html which I believe now lives on https://docs.dendron.so/notes/IZGHxY9fuIPdj2oN7dyd1/ Also, instead of a 404 I get a 302 to /index.html, so if I've opened several links from searching in Discord I see /index.html on several tabs, which is a bit confusing. The ID looks like it persisted from wiki.dendron to docs.dendron, so there may be a simple redirect config that would help prevent this link rot.