Afraid I'm still struggling with this. For a domain called "testing", with a wildcard immediately under it, then more schema-defined levels with the following schema

version: 1
imports: []
schemas:
  - id: testing
    children: [testingItems]
    title: testing
    parent: root
  - id: testingItems
    Children: [l1]
    pattern: "*"
  - id: l1
    children: [l2]
  - id: l2

I'd expect that any entry at the second layer, "testingItems", would then show up as part of the schema and allow me to create the next level deep. What happens is that notes in my "testingItems" layer (e.g. testing.foo) show they're a member of the schema with the book icon, etc... but that seems to be where the schema ends, l1 and l2 never show as options.

Can you have an encrypted notes/pages (preferably transparent) to be able to share with your own team?

When I am capturing notes not all my notes public, but I want to be able to have single knowledge repository and have notes security classification - for myself, for my team and for my department

Try removing the upper case "Children" as shown below:

version: 1
imports: []
schemas:
  - id: testing
    children: [testingItems]
    title: testing
    parent: root
  - id: testingItems
    children: [l1]
    pattern: "*"
  - id: l1
    children: [l2]
  - id: l2

you ask and you shall receive. better blockquotes are now out with 0.31 🙂 @User

Noice, Imma try it out now

this is now fixed in 0.31 🙂

I updated to see how this worked, but I now get an error in running dendron cli. Command:

npx dendron-cli buildSiteV2 --wsRoot .  --stage dev --serve

> dendron-cli buildSiteV2 > > build notes for publication using 11ty > > Options: > --version Show version number [boolean] > --help Show help [boolean] > --wsRoot location of workspace [required] > --enginePort If set, connect to to running engine. If not set, create new > instance of Dendron Engine > --serve serve over local http server [boolean] [default: false] > --stage serve over local http server > [choices: "dev", "prod"] [default: "dev"] > --servePort port to serve over [default: "8080"] > --output if set, override output from config.yml [string] > --custom11tyPath if set, path to custom 11ty installation [string] > > siteURL is undefined

Previous version it builds without this error. I do admit, there is no

siteURL

in the

dendron.yml

. When I add it, under:

yml
...
...
site:
    siteURL: https://example.com
...
...

I still get the same error

opps, mis-spelling in the message

its

siteUrl

we got more strict on error checking - you won't be able to publish without setting this field so we now fail early

Ohhhhh thanks! And awesome to hear about the improvements in error checking 🙂 Aaaaand that fixed it XD

@User Here is a PR to fix the typo 🙂 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/pull/515

merged! you beat me to this 🙂

this earns you the

@Taxonomist

role for slaying a typo 🙂

haha awesome! This is such a cool project. I've only opened issues before, and have wanted to help out more. I will try to help even if it's just small victories like this, because my background is more SRE and pipeline automation and not node/js, so these I can help hunt down and fix 😛

I am using some scripts to make publishing and management of my workspace easier. I want to include the script contents as a code block in a markdown file as part of a journal/blog entry. I found this: https://dendron.so/notes/8514245e-6405-4759-8dda-ab77cf173075.html but I can't tell if this meant to be for running scripts in order to make use of the output of a script, or whether I can use it to do a literal include of the script/plain-text/code file as a rendered codeblock? Like importing a code-block example. Sphinx can do something like this with literal includes: https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/restructuredtext/directives.html#directive-literalinclude Example:

# myscript.sh
echo "Hello world"

Markdown example:

markdown
I run the following script, `myscript.sh`, which is stored in this project. It's short and simple, as seen here:

[[literal-code-block|myscript.sh]]

Markdown result: I run the following script,

myscript.sh

, which is stored in this project. It's short and simple, as seen here:

# myscript.sh
echo "Hello world"

ah, we don't have support for scripts yet. the preview used to have support for scripts but it was adding too much complexity with the publishing so we've pulled support for that at the moment

i'll make sure to update the doc

Got it. So was I understanding correctly that it could be used to inject the contents of a plain text file of code into a code block? Embedding it? Or was it meant to handle and make use of script output?

the workaround if you really want to do this is to use some other tool (eg. ansible), to generate both the scripts and markdown

so the doc was talking about both actually 😅

If importing blog articles, in order to migrate older content over, is there a way to override the creation date so that it differs from the autogenerated one in Dendron? This is because the blog article sorting by date will end up putting the date that I've imported the article over, rather than the date I originally created the article.

yep! see

date

field: https://dendron.so/notes/f2ed8639-a604-4a9d-b76c-41e205fb8713.html#date

Oooooo that's exactly what I needed!

Submitted PR to extend

dendron.topic.frontmatter

with the

Note Configuration

contents of that page, since it seemed like it made sense. If it doesn't, I can make modifications based on PR feedback 🙂 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-site/pull/60

Did some of the recent updates have a breaking change? I haven't opened this instance of vscode for a while so there were some upgrades missed. Now the dendron tree view just remains empty. I found a similar issue on github but this was related to multi-vault refactoring, which i didn't do. No changes to my notes were made recently. The error is:

no childNote found: db42eadd-d430-4bae-ab1e-46ac1df53a9e, current note: 54f77afc-1fab-4fa7-a895-f065e4243f47

. The current note exists but the child note does not. @User i'll DM you the full logs. i'm not comfortable with sharing work related stuff publicly

I wasn't sure whether this issue belonged in

dendron

or

dendron-11ty

, but I made in

dendron-11ty

since it seemed to be a theme-related problem. The lack of a right-hand table of contents/toc on larger pages, listing out the headers/anchors, can make navigation clunky. It's hard to tell where on a page you are, or what exactly is on the local page without one: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron-11ty/issues/11