Anyone know why I would be seeing this error on VSCode startup?

It looks like Dendron is trying to check if a file "Config.Msi" exists or not, but it's getting denied due to a permission error. I don't see anything in the code that would look for that file though. If you could run the command "Dendron:Dev: Open Logs" and message me the output, I can take a look to see if there's any more information about the error. Does Dendron work fine if you just ignore the error?

Yes, it works fine - not sure why it was enumerating through those directories (Config.Msi is a hidden directory created on Windows during updates which are sometimes not cleaned up, and needs system admin permission to access). I deleted it and there's no more error popup (although there are still some similar directories there)

There's some code to go up directories when searching for a config file I think, but I still don't get why it would look into there. If it does happen again, please get the output from "Dendron:Dev: Open Logs" and let us know so we can look into it.

actually, I spoke too soon - error came up for another one of these hidden folders

there was nothing relevant in those logs, btw

I'm not sure then, let me message the Dendron team to see if anyone else has any thoughts on this.

it just seems it's scanning the root of my C: drive and accessing these hidden system directories causes that error to pop up

EPERM issue on windows

The IFTTT webhook bot needs a slight tweak - nowhere in the message posted here on #929218104536490004 channel does it link directly to the individual tweet, only to the author. Not a biggie, but occasionally might want to track down where a given tweet came from and it's engagement and such, without having to spelunk through twitter's nightmare search zone.

@SeriousBug was this fixed? if so, how do i consume the update? do i need to update the cli?

I think it will be in the release that's coming out later today. You'll need to update your template, which I think happens automatically when you are publishing, but if it doesn't then you can delete the

.next

folder to make sure it gets regenerated. Releasing the new template can happen a bit after we make the new release announcement, but it should be done by the end of day.

when you say template are you referring to the dendron.yml? is there a way to consume the update before the weekly release out of curiousity?

No, it's the publishing template: https://github.com/dendronhq/nextjs-template This template gets inserted into the

.next

folder in your workspace when you publish. You might not have seen it if you are using something like github actions publishing. Consuming this early is a bit hard, you'd have to follow the developer directions to build the template inside of the Dendron code repo. There are directions here if you want to try it though: https://docs.dendron.so/notes/PgwAXFfotfgpFVqHQRlBl/

hmm it looks like im still getting this , maybe my nextjs template didn't get updated? i just restarted visual studio code. is that all i need to do?

Can you try: 1. Make sure your Dendron CLI is up-to-date? You can do

dendron --version

to check the current version. 2. Delete the

.next

folder at the root of your workspace and try publishing again

pnpm exec dendron --version 0.94.0

how do i update the cli

hmmm i tried to do an update, ahhh

i see the issuee

my fault

lol

im only bumping patch

I think the example pictures in https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/4l0mnzhwcos8kdn5aif1we9/ are not correct. The

nav_exclude_children: false

shows

nav_exclude_children: true

instead, and

nav_exclude_children: true

shows a completely unrelated picture AFAICT.

you're right. the second picture isn't accurate and has been updated. the first one looks correct though - it shows all the children in the navbar. i've updated the image - it'll take a few minutes for the cdn to refresh the cache. thanks for pointing this out!

Channel suggestion: #theming or such. We're going to have a lot of questions revolving specifically around that very soon.

CROP - 2022-06-01

just created #981922000761135135 - feel free to seed it if you have something to share 🙂

Brainfart: calendar view visualisation - something like GitHub commit snack bar thing.

We could revisit the messages leading up to this, there are a few links + sample libraries to generate something resembling a calendar heatmap https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/748936364283920495/820509875729727488