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@User @User this is an issue on our side. will push a fix today!

👆 this has just been fixed in preview-enhanced 0.10.32!

Has anyone migrated to this from Joplin? The dendron docs reference https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=rxliuli.joplin-vscode-plugin. Is it safe for me to set my Dendron workspace to the same directory that Joplin saves to? Or do I need to import each .md file manually?

Just did within the week, though I ended up having to "manually copy" my notes to new .md files. As it were, I had only a couple of files to move over. Joplin seem to maintain metadata for notes within .md files and create several .md with diff of changes made to individual notes.

OK cheers, should be easy enough for me too then

How does one debug "issue initializing Dendron" "Link is null"? This is 0.41.0

sure, thanks! yeah it worked for me too @User

hi all! I'm trying to figure out how to organize my (academic) reading notes in dendron. Let's say I read a study about Mandarin and verbs that uses EEG . I want to easily compile these reading notes into one document with all of the papers involving any of those topics, as can be done with block references. But you can't use wildcards across tags so it seems like they would need to be represented in the filename (like reading.author.year.Mandarin.verbs.EEG, and wildcard reading....Mandarin..*). But I don't think I could maintain such a complex and consistent hierarchy, because not all readings will have an experimental methodology, some will be about verbs and nouns, etc. I was thinking maybe I could copy all of the backlinks of a tag to insert as block references, but I can't find any way to copy them. Any advice?

Hmm... I believe this request would help (albeit not immediately): https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/349

That said, if you're a bit brave and want to check out a tool, I saw that this promising OSS was linked in the issue: https://github.com/andymatuschak/note-link-janitor

thanks - yes that would help, if I could also easily copy those backlinks to change them to block references in a new document

I'll check out that tool, too

I actually don't even need the backlinks in the document though, I just want to be able to copy them from the sidebar. Like VS Code search results has a link to "open in editor". Not sure if that's any easier (or possible) to implement.

Oh, another way of finding the backlinks would be to simply search for the [[note-to-backlink-to]] using the vscode search

This would give you a nice copy-able list.

Use "open in editor" to get at it.

Yeah, that's a good idea. It just has some extra stuff in it because it includes the lines with the tag, but it's a good workaround for now.

thanks!

np 🙂

I followed the publishing guide and am getting this: https://ianjones.dendron.wiki/

my question is: how do I fix this? 😛

hmm, let me take a look. did you do a rebase or a push force by any chance?

This was from a fresh install

I deleted an old one

And changed the repo

can you try again now?

Delete and retry?

yep