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09/28/2021, 10:38 PMDendron: Rename Note
I have a note named archive and want to rename it to new-name
Following the guide at https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299fc28f47.html#rename-note
Then i use Dendron: Reload Window, the archive note reappeared in the tree view, and the new-name note turn in to a recently created note.
I wonder if I wasnt doing correctly or this would be a bug?
I made a screen cap to explain it better, hopefullyhikchoi
09/28/2021, 10:46 PMarchive.md has a few children (archive.reference and it's children).
If you run Rename Note, it will rename the only archive.md. However it still has children so internally the note archive.md still exists as a stub note.
Notice in the tree view after you reload the window there is a + sign next to archive. This means the note is not in the file system but has children (stub).
When you click on the tree item that is a stub, it becomes a note in your file system. Your old archive.md exists as new-name.md with the same id, and a new archive.md with a new id has been created at this point.hikchoi
09/28/2021, 10:49 PM