If you uninstall vim, install dendron, then reinstall vim, the plugin won't try to resolve the conflict

and just suggesting them so I can install myself

@User yes but it will be too late once people think about that solution 😄 in my case I have a backup I am lucky, I recommend considering not overriding shortcuts

Valid suggestion. I'll keep that in mind.

@User thanks 🙂 Is there an example of how to import raw mds using markdown pod?

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f23a6290-2dec-45dc-b616-c218ee53db6b.html reading this just dump my files on the workspace?

So the default is for

Dendron: Initialize

to offer to create a

workspace root

with an included

vault

in a folder named

Dendron

in your

Home

directory. I find this problematic because: * initializing another would create collisions with the already initilized vault * I would want separate, named, folders for different

workspace roots

* rather that being in my

Home

folder, I would want this where I keep my git repo's Instead of adding a setting to

Dendron

, a little symlinking handles nicely. e.g. for me, repo's live at

C:\VC\git

, so I keep my name,

workspace roots

in a sub folder named:

Dendron-Notebanks

, (I'm on Windows), in a

cmd

shell do: mklink /j C:\\Dendron C:\VC\git\Dendron-Notebanks Now inits can be done easily

Is it a single file or do you have a lot of them? If it's plain markdown, you can move the file into your vault directory and run

Dendron: Doctor

and select

fixFrontmatter

. This will add the frontmatter at the top of the files.

there's probably 100-200 files in total in separate folders some of them named index.md in separate folders

ah, then using the import pod is the way to go.

did the import pod move the files as-is without anything done?

I didnt try import pod yet

I wasn't sure if I had to move files before

ah now I have seen the config file

This would be my source

does it need to be encoded specifically?

vault with name DENDRON not found

IS there a way to find out the vault name? 😄

You don't have to escape or anything for the

src

path. you can find the vault name in

dendron.yml

. It's under

vaults

. If it only has an

fsPath

, you can use that. you can use

name

if you specified a name.

RE: NextJS publishing - I notice that the

![]

type reference links, on the published cards, the "Go to text ->" link retains

.html

at the end, breaking the link

this is happening on https://wiki-next.dendron.so/ also

is it some configurable thing?

That looks like a bug. I'll look into it 🙂 Thank you for reporting.

created issue -> https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1400

kind of a key feature in my workflow... bump for importance

Thank you! I was just about to write a note on it. You got to it first 😄

@User did you end up working on ☝️ ? otherwise, i was planning on addressing it today

I was just wrapping up my day and was gonna assign it to myself for tomorrow, but you can take it 😄

uh I meant Monday haha