How can I the bug report most useful for debugging ?

Should I try to replicate on a similar test hierarchy ?

so many...😂

Haha - maybe to better isolate the problem, first clear the console by clicking the icon below, then rerun Site Preview?

screenshot + the output of

> Diagnostics Report

. i should have enough to repro on my end but will bug you if not 🙂

to followup on what @User said, we have a guide on checking if there's something already running on 8080 https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/a6c03f9b-8959-4d67-8394-4d204ab69bfe.html#cant-open-local-preview

thks. After checking by the cmd in the troubleshooting, it isn't caused by the port 8080 being occupied.😂

furthmore, I removed "package.json" and "package-lock.json"in the the workspace root, and reinstalled the node dependencies, the problem still remains

and i ran the "dendron.sitePreview" to launch the site preview for the first time. When dependencies are done installing, i get the "error(cannot get/)" page above...

Here goes: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/644

I removed "package.json" and "package-lock.json"in the the workspace root, and reinstalled the node dependencies, the problem still remains

I am new to Dendron, and am looking forward to learning and to contributing! I am planning to use a pair of vaults (work and personal), with a TODO document in each. Is there a way to include or transclude one within the other (or both within an outer document) for rendering purposes? My goal is to create a composite (work & personal) TODO list on a single printable page.

@User @User After re-initializing the workspace with the dendron tutorial notes, the problem is solved. But what's the reason behind it?

Hi all. Just downloaded Dendron and am trying it out, but have a hit a block quite early in my exploration. I tried to make a wiki link to create a new note as in the tutorial, but just get a "no definition found" error when I use the 'go to definition' command (f12 currently). I'm on Windows, fresh workspace using the tutorial version. I didn't see any recent issues for this on Github. Wiki-style links work for other notes that I create using the lookup tool, but I can't create new ones this way.

Yep, you can do that by creating a note reference (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f1af56bb-db27-47ae-8406-61a98de6c78c.html) to the todo note. Daily journals work well with this workflow (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/5c213aa6-e4ba-49e8-85c5-1bdcb33ce202.html#daily-journal) Here’s an example of the workflow in action: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/e65dfe53-41f7-4b16-b870-dadec1775497.html

The first time you try to create a preview, Dendron needs to install NPM dependencies. Sometimes, the dependencies will not finish installing. We currently (falsly) assume if package.json is present, that dependencies have been installed.

We recently changed the behavior of “go to definition” to not create a new note if the link didn’t exist. This is because VSCode calls "go to definition" on hovering over a link Instead of overloading go to definition, we have a Goto Note Command which is mapped to “ctrl+enter” by default: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f47.html#goto-note

Ctrl-enter doesn't do anything - is there something I have to do to enable this?

nope. can you dm me the output of

> Dendron: Diagnostics Report

?

sent, thanks. I shouldn't say it does nothing - ctrl+enter goes to the next line. 🙂

can you check if you have another command mapped to ctrl + enter? https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c8e99b84-8a5a-42d3-838d-3d5cdebf32e5.html#summary

Yes, it is - a lot of other packages, I have to figure out which one would be relevant for markdown

Sorry, extensions, not packages

heh, all good. got the reference

you can also map

goto note

to a diff shortcut

I will try that because it looks like Ctrl+Enter is really popular

OK, that did it - I just have to find a reasonable alternative! thanks, the f12 thing was a red herring that was confusing me, I watched one of the videos for instructions and it said to use f12.

I had also tried ctrl+enter but at that point didn't think about the keybinding possibility because I thought f12 was the newer version.

got it. yeah, there's a few videos we need to update 😅

There's a loom in the docs about meeting workflows, but I don't quite get how it works - is it a combination of a schema and a snippet?