@User and @User Thanks for your help. Disabling extensions made no difference, but downgrading to vscode v1.50 (September release) solved the problem. For future reference I am on Ubuntu 20.04. I will upgrade vscode to v1.52 when that comes out and see if the problem persists.

@User Sorry for spamming, but I want to check one more thing. You said you are on vscode v1.51.1 but I cannot see any such version released. Sure you are not on vscode v1.50.1 ?

@User sorry, typed too fast

1.51.0-insider

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Version: 1.51.0-insider Commit: 2d8bbc6976748c4b0c5e84be541674b89b9d91e4 Date: 2020-10-30T05:55:22.238Z (1 wk ago) Electron: 9.3.3 Chrome: 83.0.4103.122 Node.js: 12.14.1 V8: 8.3.110.13-electron.0 OS: Darwin x64 19.5.0

bleeding edge of course 🙂

haha, i also run regular and vscodium 🙂

gotta cover all my bases 😅

Indeed! Thanks for being so responsive. Now back to whatever you were doing 🙂

I'll await vscode 1.52 and hopefully the misbehavior disappears as mysteriously as it appeared.

roger. if it doesn't, feel free to post again and we can spend more time looking at it

Thanks. Let's hope we won't have to.

@User I upgraded vscode to 1.51.0 and now I have your issue too lol

> @User i noticed that your schemas all have

namespace: true

set. this means match everything that is one level underneath. > > so

id: projects

would match

projects.foo

> > so your

DIY

schema as it is now would match

projects.{child}.tech.{child}.iot.{child}.diy.{child}

> > --- > > generally when it comes to categorical data, I would recommend keeping a short hierarchy and using tags to filter. so

projects.foo

and add a

[[tag.tech]]

in the frontmatter or the body of the content instead. @User Thanks for the response. I am just moving from OneNote so not yet caught up on this way of doing it with short hierarchy, I will give it a try and see if it works for me else I will play again with the schema

@User OK, bad news, but somehow feels good that I'm not alone. What OS are you on? BTW, thanks for helping out before!

I'm on Fedora, 29 I think. It needs an update too but I'm reluctant to mess with a thing that works fine)).

Yeah, if it ain't broke...

This was actually the first time I tried the refactor command, so I'm not worried about the issue itself.

OK. I am using refactor more and more --- find it to be a major strength of Dendron that you can easily move things around. So I will watch this issue for sure, and I might get in touch with you a couple of Dendron and/or vscode versions down the road to see if the issue persists for you.

currently under Dendron folder I have 2 sub folders for different topics, within each is a "dendron.code-workspace" file and a "vault" folder. Is this the right way to organize my files? Maybe I should just pull everything from the subfolders to the Dendron folder so I have 1 workspace and 2 vaults instead ?

@User that's right (at the moment). we are working on adding multi-vault support in november so that you can have both vaults in the same workspace workspace moving forward https://dendron.so/notes/45cfb9f2-46cf-4f67-a41e-834818fbd06e.html

> > @User i noticed that your schemas all have

namespace: true

set. this means match everything that is one level underneath. > > so

id: projects

would match

projects.foo

> > so your

DIY

schema as it is now would match

projects.{child}.tech.{child}.iot.{child}.diy.{child}

> > --- > > generally when it comes to categorical data, I would recommend keeping a short hierarchy and using tags to filter. so

projects.foo

and add a

[[tag.tech]]

in the frontmatter or the body of the content instead. > @User @User Thanks again , I simplified the hierarchy and added tags as you suggested and also got the template working

> When creating a note through the lookup, if I use title case for the said note, the title of the note (after the id field) does not respect the title case. @User Do you want me to open an issue for this?

yeah, that would be great 🙂

Ok. Will do that.

Hi y’all, have you seen this? https://wt.social https://wtcommunity.social/?fbclid=IwAR0LgyauHTuuN4NJxz7jcJIwhxYKb9yOuqsuCnEkq0vbdubejDzjbrHqHmY Any thoughts/ideas about using this with dendron?

@User i like the the values. have you used it and would you recommend it?

I’m trying it out now, seems promising so far

will add it to my list of things to check out. as far as using it with dendron, currently have hands full with discord and twitter 😅 (and our soon to launch twitch channel)