just-in-time content creation

Ha-ha, yes, you did explain in the talk how you do this, leaving everyone confused at how they could miss the required info that is clearly there 😀

Since I asked about the workspaces, could you please explain about the

workspace

property of a vault in

dendron.yml

? What is it for exactly? The only mention on the docs site is here: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/6682fca0-65ed-402c-8634-94cd51463cc4.html#remote-workspace-vault, and from that I gather it must be a way to group different vaults together and/or make it easier to sync multiple vaults with remote git repos. I find the terminology a bit confusing: - on one hand,

In Dendron, your workspace is the root of where all your files are located... A workspace has a dendron.yml file that specifies its vaults.

(https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c4cf5519-f7c2-4a23-b93b-1c9a02880f6b.html#summary) - on the other hand, the

dendron.yml

can have a vault workspace

property

that specifies the workspace that this vault belongs` (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/6682fca0-65ed-402c-8634-94cd51463cc4.html#workspace) From the above, it seems that workspace means two slightly different things though. Can workspaces be nested and does this refer to sub-workspaces? I hope what I'm asking is making sense.

I tried to implement the structure you are describing and it works, but I noticed that the updated/created timestamp is no longer expanded in the vault located outside of the workspace folder (the one with

dendron.yml

). The frontmatter also doesn't fold automatically in that vault. See screenshot.

dendron.yml

has this:

yml
vaults:
    - fsPath: ../../vaults/shared
    - fsPath: ../../vaults/private
    - fsPath: foolt

What am I missing?

did you use

vault add

to add the vaults or do it manually?

if you did it manually, you'll also need to add the entries to

dendron.code-workspace

vault add

.

dendron.code-workspace

has the following:

json
    "folders": [
        {"path": "foolt"},
        {"path": "../../vaults/shared"},
        {"path": "../../vaults/private"}
    ],

hmm, did you run a "reload workspace" after adding?

Yeap, that didn't help.

as for the workspaces propertythe

workspace

setting is experimental and not well documented since we're still iterating on it. when you run

vault add

you can either add the local path to a vault or the local path to a workspace. if you add the local path to a workspace, we will create the

workspace

setting into your

dendron.yml

and also add all the vaults under the workspace into your current workspace

Also, I have two VSCode windows open with both workspaces and every time I create a note in a shared vault, the other VSCode pops up a "no vault found" error notification. Could this be related?

hmm, can you DM me the output of

Diagnostics Report

?

how do i change the previewv2 theme?

for now, we only support light/dark theme. if you change to a vscode light theme, it'll change after a "reload workspace". we're adding custom theming in a few weeks

ah ok

Just added instructions to the wiki - nothing new outside of what I sent you earlier, but you can reference them here: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/587e6d62-3c5b-49b0-aedc-02f62f0448e6.html#graph-settings

Is this still an issue you're seeing? I'd love to take a look at it, but I'm unable to reproduce on my end

This seems to be working as expected now. 🙂

Thanks, great

@User Meanwhile, here is another thought. Might it be possible to let the use to reference/embed graph views (such as the local graph, filtered views, etc.) into notes in a similar way they can embed notes or note blocks? This would be useful in domain/parent notes or when explaining the relationships between notes to the others. As visual tables of contents or navigation aids. If you feel it is feasible, I can make an issue to track this.

Hi All, I'm having a couple of problems in my 0.52.0 vault

I had a number of notes with tag.Something and tag.Something.Something Else format

I wanted to refactor all of these to start with tags. instead of tag.

I started this off and it appears all the tag.Something have worked, but all of the tag.Something.SomethingElse notes are failing with a cannot read property 'forEach' of undefined error. Also, maybe related or possibly just coincidentally, my tree view has stopped working in VSCode.

I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions to fix the above?

Could you please create a bug report for that on our GitHub? I'll look into it as soon as I can.

For the tree view, could you try running "Dendron: Reload Index" command and try again? Or try restarting VSCode. It could be that the refactor command broke something inside Dendron.

@SeriousBug I've tried multiple reloads and have restarted VSCode several times, including a reboot of laptop - hasn't helped with the tree view