sounds like markdown-lint. can you see if you have that installed?

that's currently the default behavior because otherwise, stubs have random ids that will change on publish. stub:true is how dendron knows that the note is a stub. if you add a content, yes, you should delete it

thanks for the response, it looks like my spell right extension didn't have a dictionary language assigned to it in linux and that's why it was creating those lines. I disabled it and they are gone

We don't have a builtin way of importing Outlook email. We have a general way of importing notes from other sources using [pods](https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/66727a39-d0a7-449b-a10d-f6c438185d7f.html) but it currently doesn't support Outlook. Can you submit a feature request so we can track it on the roadmap? Here's the link: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

Is managed publishing abandoned?

I see, thanks. Is there a place in the docs where such consequences are described? If you have a note called one.two.three.2021.08.06 where only the leaf matters it is cumbersome to have all intermediate notes materialized. it might be better to name things 2021-08-06 or some such as many of these new notes are meaningless and will never have any content. this also makes refactoring harder. say, i remove 'two' from the above. this is now not enough as i need to manually delete the notes at that level. not that i have a solution, just some observations...

It sounds like you might want to look at the

skiplevels:

settings on https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f2ed8639-a604-4a9d-b76c-41e205fb8713/

ah, thanks. have not seen that.

If anybody could share their publishing workflows and settings, especially with nextjs, I would be grateful. I cannot make it work, particularly from a workspace with multiple vaults in multiple repos or at all, really

some working examples would be great 🙂

its not - we're just currently focused on migrating over to nextjs publishing and making sure that the foundation there is solid. we'll be upgrading managed publishing to nextjs when that is done

I see, will try with the newly updated commands for now then 😉

Can you tell us how you go? 🙏

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/yQVhJtdQ40n3SLHJKAeeU/#export I'll look into this and see if they work after my lectures, will post here once succeed/not working but I think it'll work with

export

and

dev

(then host it on github/your git service of choice)

Good luck. Keen to hear if you manage. Does not work for me and others here

do I need to create

index.html

manually? it says that I don't have that file my procedure was set up

dendron.yml

->

publish init

->

publish dev

->

dendron publish export

-> github stuff (set

/root

and main branch) but it says I don't have

index.html

(it's a clean install btw) https://github.com/imalightbulb/dendron-notes

tried

site build

in vscode but no luck as well (oh it worked but it's 11ty, nextjs just won't work for unknown reasons)

I think we can have a session (teatime?) about how to publish with next properly from scratch once it's stable (I guess it is since the documentation uses it as well) lol, considering many (including me) failed to do so (with recordings like the greenhouse event of course)

Covering common workflows too please, not just one

Publishing

is there a way for dendron built websites to include a preview of the note graph easily?

not yet but its something we plan on adding

it looks like your site is up unless i'm missing something?

Yeah using 11ty No luck with next

hmm, did you set the following in your dendron.yml?

yml
site:
    assetsPrefix: /dendron-publish-sample
    siteUrl: https://kevinslin.github.io

the above config is for our sample repo -> https://github.com/dendronhq/template.publish.github

Will take a look tmr Thanks Yea I suspect something's going wrong with my config

in your case it should look like

yml
site:
    assetsPrefix: /dendron-notes
    siteUrl: https://imalightbulb.github.io

Hey, is there an official

.gitignore

for dendron-related files ?

It feels wrong to commit

.dendron.cache.json