hey buxel, do you have a dockerfile or something that indicates where the dendron-cli is being run from?

yes, the pipelne is pulling "mcr.microsoft.com/appsvc/staticappsclient:stable" and uses Oryx according to this log "Oryx will build app with the following custom override command: npx dendron buildSite"

i just noticed the thread you created - will continue there

I uninstalled the "Dendron Markdown Preview Enhanced" extension, and reinstalled. Seems to have solved the problem (for now anyway 🤞 ) - I could see the preview as expected. I also updated VSCodium to 1.59 - feels snappier than previous version.

i have 6 different 'open preview' options in ctrl+shift+p, none of them work 100%. im guessing it has to do with extension conflics

Is it possible to set a different background color for Preview V2 than the editor background?

I have two rather naive questions that maybe someone here has answers to - 1) is there a convienent way to 'collect' undone todo's / checkboxes into a big 'list of stuff to review' ?

2) i seem to be missing something wrt/ tags. Trying to

#tag

does nothing. I'm wondering if there is some sort of collision w/ some other module I'm using. I can't seem to find anything specific about that. Do I need to declare them in the frontmatter a priori? The documentation I can find doesn't suggest as much.

yep. sounds like you have other preview extensions

not yet, we're working on adding theming support to the preview

Ad 1) I use https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Gruntfuggly.todo-tree with the configuration for markdown for this. Ad 2) Since the latest version you can add tags to the front matter. This assumes you have a hierarchy called "tags" with the different entries e.g. I use tags.read to mark notes I collected with a Web clipper. Then if I open that note the back links view in the sidebar shows all notes with this link. However I mostly omit this since I use another extension which I can't find atm

Awesome - I will look at that. Thank you, I think the thing I am missing is a

tags

hierarchy / head pre-existing in my current vault, for whatever reason.

i'm hoping this is an easy question to answer, but it may serve as some feedback too 🙂 I'm trying to just add the example schemas (kevin's) as a remote vault, and have done so - but it's not clear to me how to make dendron aware of those, e.g. I get no UI hinting to make a new note that conforms to the schema, it doesn't seem like the schemas are "loaded". Is there something I missed in the schemas documentation?

just to confirm, you are talking about this schema library? https://github.com/dendronhq/schema-library after adding them to your workspace, you can run lookup and type

root

. you should see multiple entries. this means the vault was added. afterwards, to create something in the language schema for example, you can type a note like

l.python.

to see the schema completions

ah, nope - the parent of that page is https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c5e5adde-5459-409b-b34d-a0d75cbb1052.html which has you go down a different path with

kevinslin/schemas

as a newly added remote vault

Looks like the same mechanism should be used though yeah?

got it. in that case, the first part of my reply should still apply. if you type

pro.foo.

, do you see completions?

yep

let me add the community one and see, I didn't w/ yours.

😮 that one worked fine, interesting!

sorry this feels like the same thing, but I'm having trouble understanding why it's not working, and don't know how to trace/debug any of it yet.. is there any reason why fetching the file

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kevinslin/schemas/main/user.schema.yml

(and the corresponding

template.user.md

) in to a vault of mine wouldn't have that schema be loaded/activated? Same issue above, but I can't find any documentation around needing to inform dendron about new schemas/etc aside from reloading the vscode window (which I've done, as well as completely restarted, etc)

I think strike this; it just really isn't clear in the UI that the schema's there until you have at least a root item using it present. e.g. after I've made an initial item

user.crash

, then the lookup identifies that

user.

has a schema for it - otherwise it doesn't seem to. That does feel like it may be a bug? the schema library has some example markdown files for several of the schemas which is why those appeared to just work. Is that a bug, or an incorrect assumption on my part for how it should work from a clean slate?

Is there a way to use wildcard references, e.g.

![[demo.embed.block#head1:#*]]

when

#head1

may be the final block in a referenced note? Using it as is doesn't work

what happens when you remove the trailing

:#*

?

if another block is added in the future following it, it will be included in the parent note. if another block is not added, it worked as expected

i'm making a note that is basically a directory of team member's pgp keys, so i want to include a

#PGP-Key

block from various other notes

got it. if you submit a feature, we can track it on the roadmap 🙂 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

in the meanwhile, I would add a dummy header at the end (

eg. ##dummy

) as a temporary workaround

sounds good! yeah, or just a comment saying as much

https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1131 - hopefully i captured it accurately