nevermind, I think I sneaked in a sneaky user setting on markdown-preview enhanced at some point which was automatically opening preview on open 😅

Does the Dendron: Markdown Preview Enhanced extension inherit all capabilities of the Markdown Preview Enhanced extension? Are they the same? If not, how dissimilar are they?

they are not the same. we support a few features thats not in mpe and vice versa. you can see the available markdown syntax for our preview here: https://dendron.so/notes/ba97866b-889f-4ac6-86e7-bb2d97f6e376.html

Is there a conflict if they are used together? I rather like the idea of being able to do some of the diagramming in markdown.

you might get duplicate command mapping warnings if you do

Are there designs to support diagramming markup in the future of Dendron?

absolutely! if you have specific markup you want, feel free to submit a feature request: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

I keep getting this message when starting or reloading vscode: "The extension 'Dendron Markdown Preview Enhanced' took a very long time to complete its last operation and it has prevented other extensions from running." Is this just me or is it a known issue?

Should that work now and would it require any settings? This time I read the changelog 🙂

This happens to me (Windows) every single time I start VSCODE but there doesn’t seem to be an issue that I can see.

same

is there a command to clone a note? I want to clone my daily journals to keep undone TODOs

No, But I think you can create a journal note with previous TODOS by highlighting the todos when creating a journal note

Is the patterns function allowing to bypass the id value in the schemas still working ?

I cant manage to make it work

I would like to create a global schema to modify all frontmatters

is this somehow possible.

I made an issue previously here https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/251

so I tryed the custom templates and this works

However i dont understand how I could apply it to all existing notes

I expected a schema of this type to work

Ahhh ... I think I found an alternative, not dendron related. Copying here for the record and in case it helps someone. I am using this extension to fetch .bib items https://github.com/notZaki/PandocCiter and it looks like they have a PandocCiter.DefaultBib parameter which should allow to specify a path to a bib which will be used for the whole workspace.

Is there a way to sort the hierarhcies in the Dendron tree view? I recently refactor journal entries into daily which is now at the end of all hierachies.

Reload index

doesn't seem to change that

this is a known issue whenever we release a new version of the preview (mostly because its uncompressed javascript). since its a fork, I was reluctant to make any optimizations on it. that being said, you shouldn't see this everytime, just everytime we release an update (1-2 times a week). moving forward, i'm also looking at removing the dependency all together and integrating dendron's markdown features into vscode's native markdown

yes, it does with caveats! currently, we will support journal notes with the default date format and will auto-convert that to titles. doing it for journal notes with arbitrary date formats will take a bit longer

@User 👆

this has come up a few times so I updated the FAQ to addres it. @User https://dendron.so/notes/683740e3-70ce-4a47-a1f4-1f140e80b558.html#the-extension-dendron-markdown-preview-enhanced-took-a-very-long-time-to-complete-its-last-operation