SeriousBug, thanks! I did not know what Dendron handle this case with rename outside of the file. Me helped this extension annisx11.batch-rename-extension

Past rename files with annisx11.batch-rename-extension i have problem with links. How i can troubleshooting? Delete .dendron.cache.json and Reload Index don't help me.

Does it go to the right note if you Ctrl+Click or do "Dendron: Goto Note" to one of these links?

Thanks! Dendron: Goto Note helped my to troubleshoot. Problem resolved! 🙂

Is it possible to rename notes not from Dendron command (outsude tools | manual) to automatic rename all ref wikilinks in notes in everyone vaults in workspace? Or perhaps there is manual handle Doctor command for fix it?

there's the rename command. note that it doesn't update wikilinks: https://linuxize.com/post/rename-command-in-linux/

Are ToDo items currently just a toggle? I'm wondering what a good suggestion would be for when I'd like to have a state of say

[w]

for 'Waiting on' - if it's been actioned, but needs an external confirmation to complete.

@User They're displayed as plaintext in the markdown preview, see https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/593206ea-5658-4874-bafd-18a138870f91/ which refers to them as "custom checkbox states". It's informal, but according to that doc, 'w' means "work in progress"... you could use [b] for blocked.

That's a great reference! I had thought about the Kanban approach that's show there actually. I might give that a go

The problem with the header approach: you can't easily do a full-text search to bring back all the tasks with a certain status from different notes. If you take the "checkbox states" approach, it's easy to keep track of tasks in a given state scattered across your notes or vaults. I've also been experimenting with "task types", i.e., adding a

#tag

after the square brackets, like

- [ ] #personal

or

- [x] #dendron

so I can search for tasks with a particular state and type.

Do you find that you're categorizing most of your tasks using tags? I had started doing it for some, but wasn't sure if I'd keep going with it

for my "day-job" activities, which I slack to my team daily, I do classify them all. other to-dos, it varies.

hm... i can look. can i vote for the docs to account for platform differences, please? some of us have to work on windows @User if you recommend a different shell on windows (ie not the default PowerShell), let us know which

Is there a way to have the sidebar backlinks tree be expanded by default? If not, would I be able to hack this myself by calling the

dendron.backlinks.expandAll

command from the

vscode.window.onDidChangeActiveTextEditor

trigger in

packages/plugin-core/src/workspace.ts

?

ok, but this approach for rename note breaks wikilinks in my workspace. How i can fix my wikilinks except manual fix each note? How can I check workspace on broken wikilinks? How can I fix wikilinks simpler?

Folks, Does dendron work right off the bat when we start VS code? Or is there some command We should provide to activate Dendron everyday. When i try ctrl+l, it says 'workspace not initialised'. Thanks

You first need to initialize a workspace. You can do so by running the "Dendron: Initialize Workspace" command. If you do already have a workspace, the workspace needs to be open for Dendron to work.

You can also do "Dendron: Launch Tutorial" if you'd like to check that out.

When you say, the workspace needs to be open, does it meain I should add workspace to the folder? I can see the files on the left of vscode. But dendron is not active..

Can you try opening the

dendron.code-workspace

file, then clicking on the "Open Workspace" button that appears on the bottom right?

I am sorry. I am not able to follow.

I did open the dendron.code-workspace

but unable to see where the 'open workspace' button is

Sure. Thanks.

Folks, On a windows machine, is Ctrl + l the way to search for files or is it ctrl+ p. I can find files using the latter, but ctrl + l does not show the same files

It asks me to create new files saying that file does not existl whereas I can see the files in the explorer.

Surprisingly, the same feature (creating and looking up files using ctrl+ l ) works in the work machine.

i am trying to publish a vault (with no success). is that right that this process materializes all stub notes? this creates lots of useless notes, especially in the case of meeting dates, that clash and cannot be refactored Also, what is

stub:true

for? If I add content to these notes, do I need to delete this?

Is there any easy way to convert an Outlook email to Markdown?

hey everyone, I am seeing red squiggly lines under every word in my markdown files. problems tab shows a lot but no suggestions. How can I understand which linter is causing the problem