But if I set a modifier in a binding, there is no way to quickly switch it to a different value short of creating another keybinding with a different modifier, correct?

yes

you can also set a default behaviour and use it without making a separate keybinding.

or you could open the normal lookup and press Tab often enough to end in the modifiers and change them from their but it could be definitive improved.

Got it, thank you.

For some reason I'm getting this error when I'm running vscode and dendron. how can I fix it? I cannot see what the problem is here

That looks funky, question can you find a note with the `id: 8ae9878c-11bc-43a8-848d-90ee573b792d`(this is the id of the note that gets searched) or the `id: 4f1a5d72-f613-4ec1-9264-208c737c2988`(that note looks for the previous id.) in your vault? for that open the vault as folder and not as workspace in vscode. then go in the sidebar on the search, should be the second entry. and their you put the Id in the first field and it should show all files that have this id. Maybe a note got deleted.

none of them were there. and each time I run the vscode, I get another pair dissimilar to the previous one.

since when did this start happening?

a few minutes ago. interesting thing is that if I have argdown plugin enabled, dendron won't even run, but when I disable it, only the tree view doesn't run and I get the above message. I was working with my vault all day without any problem, and I wasn't even doing anything with the argdown plugin!

I was renaming and putting notes imported from obsidian into hierarchies at that moment

maybe something went bad with the renaming

You could try to run Dendron Doctor and see if that fixes it and Dendron Reload Index as a second option

which option in dendron doctor? I tried reload index already. didn't help

fixFrontmatter would be my first guess but if that does not help someone else would need to look at it.

did that already. no luck 😦

thanks very much anyways 🙂

any ideas any one?

So I just initiated another workspace and imported the files, that seem to work for now.

😁 basic windows administration

Another question

Is there a quicker way than renaming nodes one by one to put them under hierarchies?

you can use refactor hierarchy to match a whole bunch of notes at once https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f47.html#refactor-hierarchy

thank you very much!

I figured the problem out. The problem was caused by a note with two `.`s immediately after each other in its name,

cs.time-perception.task..2afc-task.md

had the same issue -- happy that I was able to find the solution. 🙂

Cmd+Enter

did the trick.

can anyone walk me through how to set up a remote vault? does the git have to be public? and pasting the link throws an error message for me. tyia

does this help? https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/401c5889-20ae-4b3a-8468-269def4b4865.html#converting-a-local-vault-to-a-remote-vault

no, I am still getting the same error. From that link, I followed the instructions in the github beginners guide linked. i also can't seem to just make it exist by opening up the configure yaml page and copying the example with the address changed

this is also a non-portable installation, trying to break fewer things in my use cases lol