I just moved to a different context and, I cloned down my vault repo. The Dendron Tree doesn't seem to show my added vault.

I don't see the hierarchy in a note graph view.

Am I colliding with a root namespace?

I used to think miscs probably doesn't belong in my knowledge base, but recently I've been using scratch notes and I hope to see where it goes. With

selectionExtract

lookups and

refactor hierarchy

the scratch notes can always become something more substantial later on.

That was it. I was colliding with a default vault on the node id, "root".

checking for node id collisions would be a good feature on vault adds.

reeot schema.

*root

Thanks, #rubberDuck. ^_^

Actually scratch notes are a great place to dump this kind of un categorized information. I'm going to give it a try!

that brings me to a question of my own. how do people maintain their scratch notes? I'm sure not everything gets refactored into a proper hierarchy right away. Just keep letting it pile up? go through it and prune regularly?

I'm not using scratch notes yet, just top level notes but for me the process will be the same. The "prune" approach

I try to force myself to curate all my notes that are obviously not so polished

for most of my scratch notes, it just pile up. they are expansions of issues and additional detail on links. here are numbers from my main note taking vault ls -l scratch.* | wc -l 843 ls -l | grep -v scratch | wc -l 5766 scratch notes: 12%

gotcha. sorta like how they do databases in notion 😄

Something I'd like to work on is some keybindings that let me create different types of scratch or journal notes. For example have one for meetings, so I can create a meeting note under the needed hierarchy (if Im on it) and another to dump notes into the scratch hierarchy. I think I had ask this already but would it be possible using vscode command args?

schema templates come to mind.

or a snippet. (which can also become a vscode keyboard shortcut)

Mmm what I mean is more to have one for a scratch with childOfCurrent behavior and another with asOwnDomain

The same could be applied for example for extracting note content. One keybinding for extract as a link, and another to extract the content in it's own note (the amoeba pattern Kevin uses)

ah, so a scratch note created in a certain hierarchy automatically prefilled with the relevant template?

oh

okay I think I get it 😄 I need more coffee.

I don't care too much of templates, more on hierarchy location, if I'm on a customer note I would like to create an scratch note under the customer hierarchy for an upcoming meeting. If I'm writing about something arbitrary I would like to quick capture an scratch note under the scratch hierarchy to come back to it later. Make sense? What I need is more sleep 😂

makes perfect sense.

mind creating a github issue for this? 🙂 sounds like a useful feature. https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

Sure! I will create first thing on tomorrow's morning

awesome.

I think could be done with those vscode args like

command: newScratchNote, args: [behavior: childOfCurrent]

Sorry for the ugly "json" text I'm on the phone 😂