Yeah it is, how are you managing this situation?

I don't know where it would break for me yet. I envision a future where I have Dendron and Obsidian open side by side to leverage the best features of both. That is going to be some version of suck.

Wow, that's wild... will take a look at this for ideas but this seems to be a pretty nice query language for note frontmatter.

right! I was messing around with it yesterday, but htere are others out there doing some sexy stuff with it

one of my pet ideas is to figure out how to implement tactical time block within the note as a daily practice. Over time, Dataview would seem to support analysis on how far plan vs actual drifts over time

also trying to figure out to incorporate concept mining/NLP across notes to surface concept connections in some automated/semi-automated way

this would be great if you have 5000 docs in an archive and don't want to just walk away from that hard-to-get-to value

it would be nice to have SB say: Hey you wrote about frontmatter in your note yesterday -- you already covered this topic a year ago -- here is a backlink I greated

*created

Yes this would be so cool.

Right now some rudimentary version seems to be present in Roam and Obsidian, but it is just keyword searching on totles

*titles

I deleted and re-published, got the same error 🤔

just looked at the logs. as part of logging, we run

git log HEAD^^..HEAD^

to get the previous commit SHA. it looks like your git repo only has a single commit which is why there was an error. if you push one more time, it should run through (we'll fix the bad log line in the meantime)

That's a really cool use case—thanks for sharing! I've been doing basic time blocking & tracking for a while, but without a nice way to query it, so that's exciting. I've mostly just used Taskpaper formatting (it's basically

@tag(details)

, so

@started(9:00am)

,

@interrupted(15 minutes fixing the printer)

, etc). I'd love to hear how you approach this as you're figuring it out.

here is a new one: Running the contributed command: 'dendron.goPrevHierarchy' failed.

nm had to rebuild the index

I have been doing a bunch of refactoring of the hierarchy today

Hi all. Is Dendron support auto rename child trees when parent changed name? e.g I have tree: cs.alg cs.alg.tree cs.alg.graph And I want rename 'cs' to 'computer-science' for my tree to be: computer-science.alg computer-science.alg.tree computer-science.alg.graph

yep. its called refactoring: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f47.html#refactor-hierarchy

Oh! My big thanks to you for all your work!

uh oh... forgot about those commands. Just renamed files and rebuilt index

I guess that raises the potential for broken links?

yep

Have you thought on open a discourse forum or kind of discussion platform? I think here everyone drops great ideas and thoughts and it would be nice to have them persisted for easy searching!

can snippets be multi-line?

yep

We recently started using Github Discussions to keep interesting discussions in one place. https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/discussions

how do you set that up? I tried to create one for making tables in markdown, and it didn't print the 2nd and 3rd lines

how are you creating the snippets?