In other words, I want to use Preview V2 only, however, I miss the scroll and export to PDF functions very much.

yep, that is correct. we're going to keep the legacy preview around until scroll sync and pdf export are ported over

Is there a way to define a different default editor in dendron to open from tree view? Using https://open-vsx.org/extension/zaaack/markdown-editor

not at the present. 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=

Alrighty

Hi, I'm trying to setup a multi-vault system, where one of the vaults is in fact a remote workspace, and I was wondering if it is possible to have different behaviour regarding the synchronization. I noticed that the property "workspaceVaultSync" when defined affects both, but is it possible to have like "sync" behaviour for the main workspace and "noCommit" for the remote workspace?

Another question, now regarding the new next.js site template. Is the github edit link at the end of the page showing up when we publish using next.js? Is not showing up for me but I might be doing something wrong in the config. Thanks! (sorry for all these boring questions)

Hmm. The "edit this page on github" in the documentation leads me to a 404 page

Yes, for me too.

@User confirmed. bad config setting. will have this fixed today!

Yes, you can set it per vault. Just add

sync: noCommit

under that vault in your `dendron.yml`: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c4cf5519-f7c2-4a23-b93b-1c9a02880f6b.html#Workspace:%20Sync

Had something odd happen. I synchronized my dendron workspace with git. Then I pulled it down on another machine on another github account. If I try to delete a node there, I get an error "Error running command engine not set". I'm wondering if maybe I pulled it down without a proper workspace somehow. How would I fix this?

Can you make sure to open the Dendron workspace on that machine? Try opening the

dendron.code-workspace

file, and click on the "Open Workspace" button on the bottom right

That's the thing. The machine didn't have a workspace. When I switch machines, is the following workflow correct? 1. Initialize new dendron workspace. 2. Add Vault and point at my github repo I think what's throwing me is that the vault is in git, but apparently the workspace isn't (which kinda makes sense).

.git is in my vault folder under the directory where the workspace is configured. So the workspace isn't in git. So when I initialize a workspace on my other machine, I would try to add a vault from github, right?

Yes, that should work. Are you able to do Lookup Note or use any other Dendron features in the workspace you initialized?

I mean even before you add the vault, lookup note should work in a newly initialized vault.

Should I initialize it with default or empty, do you think?

Either would work, but I'd go with empty here

Lookups work. So how would I add the existing vault from github?

Right. I probably didn't ask the question well. On my local environment, my files are living under /vault. On the remote environment, would I set up the same thing by telling it the name of the vault is "vault" or should it even have the same name?

all names should have unique names within the same workspace

Should I also check in my workspace into a separate repo or something?

yep

we describe more in depth here -> https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/24b176f1-685d-44e1-a1b0-1704b1a92ca0.html#version-control

the initial setup is manual at the moment, we're working on making this more streamlined

Currently, there would only be one single vault.

in that case, you can either commit everything together as one repo or maintain the workspace/vault separation to better handle additional vaults in the future

Yeah. Probably do want to separate the workspace from the vault still. Given that I have a workspace on the other machine, I would just be able to add the existing vault there, right?