Yep thats the one.

visibility: private

isn't working for me with the following:

yml
vaults:
    -
        fsPath: vault2
        remote:
            type: git
            url: 'exampleurl.git'
        name: secure
        visibility: private
    -
        fsPath: vault

hey very noob question, probably related to @Agent A.'s foam questions. I'm migrating from foam and initialized dendron in the repo folder. Now there's some dotfiles and a vault folder alongside my existing files in the parent folder. Should I move my markdown files in the parent folder into the vault?

what is this error I sometimes see?

{
  "ctx": "d:run",
  "err": {
    "status": "unknown",
    "msg": "",
    "payload": "{\"msg\":\"Cannot read property 'vault' of undefined\",\"stack\":\"TypeError: Cannot read property 'vault' of undefined\\n\\tat Function.getPathV4 (/Users/bcohen/.vscode/extensions/dendron.dendron-0.32.0/dist/extension.js:365:108337)\\n\\tat /Users/bcohen/.vscode/extensions/dendron.dendron-0.32.0/dist/extension.js:100:177736\\n\\tat async B.pauseWatchers (/Users/bcohen/.vscode/extensions/dendron.dendron-0.32.0/dist/extension.js:9:76557)\\n\\tat async d.run (/Users/bcohen/.vscode/extensions/dendron.dendron-0.32.0/dist/extension.js:9:103253)\\n\\tat async /Users/bcohen/.vscode/extensions/dendron.dendron-0.32.0/dist/extension.js:9:79695\\n\\tat async S._executeContributedCommand (/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/out/vs/workbench/services/extensions/node/extensionHostProcess.js:87:103766)\"}"
  }
}

ah, figured it out, i used the pod (it throws an error if i run the pod in the "repo" folder as opposed to the "vault" folder

It looks like it didn't update the image references?

Hmm hmmmmm I booked an onboarding for today :)

i definitively don't get the concept of remote vault (git) - what features does it bring ?

@User I believe its just an easy way to handle using git as a store for your notes, making it simple to sync them between devices. You can define a remote vault on another machine and then point it to the same repo 🙂

Yes, that's something I use a lot. I'm going to test the references thing myself

That's sad, I outline a lot (in meetings and such) and list completion is a crucial part to make the editing experience smoother

yeah, we store notes in vaults which are separate from the workspace. this allows for mix and match of vaults. if you move everything into the vault folder, you can run ‘dendron doctor’ to fix the frontmatter

thanks! just did it

I'm not sure what to do about images, might be a useful doc command

if markdown all in one is working for you, you can continue using it. it’s just caused issues in the past

do you have notes that weren’t created with dendron? if so, you might need to run the ‘doctor command’

another potential bug: the

/nav.html

doesnt get rewritten if my site's on a sub-path. so it 404's even though my

assetsPrefix

is set.

how are your images stored? the markdown pod should import them

hmm, can you show an example as well as your dendron.yml settings?

hmm, so just to confirm, notes from

vault2

are being published even after you set the visibility to

private

? are you able to reference an example (eg. vault2/foo.md is being published)

sure for both: https://github.com/maxkrieger/inquiry

oh the sidebar seems to work on mobile!!! maybe it auto fixed

Yeah when they got imported a uuid was appended to the filenames, but the

![](assets/bla.png)

in the markdown was not updated

nav looks like it works. images don't seem to be there. but the links look right. could it be that images aren't committed?

my browser probs cached the 404'd nav

these're the images https://github.com/maxkrieger/inquiry/tree/main/vault/assets

What are the gemfile and the _config.yml in build output directory doing? I'm playing with Azure Static Web Apps as a way to publish a Dendron vault. Following the "keep it simple" approach, I'm starting by just pointing it at the pre-built static HTML in the build directory, "docs". But there's also a file called _config.yml and a gemfile in there, which makes the Azure Web Apps build script do odd things. Can I safely delete them?

the gem/config I'm pretty sure are for github pages/jekyll. not sure what you should do though - kevin'll know

BTW - wondering if there's a way to stop chrome from aggressively over-caching the site. It takes some significant refreshing well after github pushes for me to see any site changes - wondering if others experience this

also (sorry for the spam) I want to make a note-tree called

reading

a child of

text

.

reading

has several children like

reading.pdfs

. When I rename

reading

to

text.reading

,

reading.pdfs

does not get updated to

text.reading.pdfs

- is this just unimplemented behavior?