Yes and I don't have it in git. AFAIK there are people who keep it in git in order to use the exact same settign on different systems

@User i think you should update the keybinding, i notice

dendron.lookup

is not works anymore, the working one is

dendron.lookupNote

according to https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/blob/974c9061bdfeffe78b9e7cf4df3d963a1775d1ef/packages/plugin-core/package.json

if you haven't managed to get it working by now, take a look at this: https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/735365126227493004a/923676434181017601 alternatively, you could also just rebind

<C-l>

in your vim settings to activate the Dendron lookup command, I think. Good luck in any case.

thanks for the reminder! just updated! https://gist.github.com/kevinslin/8f17cbc9ba03c9137c41351e2cec6a7a

Hey there. Is anyone tackling Time Tracking in Dendron?

- Are you keeping the data in Markdown? - Example

- Dev Start: Thursday January 27 2022 15:58:26
- Dev Finish: Thursday January 27 2022 16:51:38

- Or in the YAML frontmatter? - How are you aggregating the data? Something like: https://orgmode.org/manual/Clocking-Work-Time.html

You can always note down time intervals in daily journal notes or whatever you want; however, if you are looking to track different kinds of activities and analyze patterns in your time usage, personally I feel that this would be trying to do too much with Dendron. I favor a standalone tool called [Timewarrior](). It's possible to integrate this with Dendron in that you can pipe formatted reports into whatever notes you want, or even do so directly in VSCode Vim or Vim with filter commands (e.g

!!timew week

). The Timewarrior workflow involves manual activation and/or scripting. If you wanted more automated tracking of your computer use, maybe consider something like ActivityWatch: Of course, these are my solutions for time tracking as a Linux user, and I don't know if this would replicate well for your setup. Hopefully this gives you some ideas, in any case.

you could always make a feature request for something more like Org mode's time tracking though

I use https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=codicelq.mytime and it fits nicely for my needs. I add it to my daily journal so I have the items per day. In addition I create a summary each day and collect those as refs in a single note per week. This way I know what to add to my timesheet on Fridays 😉

Hi. Dendron ignore hierarchy. I am following the tutorial, but

recipes.vegetarian

is not subnote of recipes. Any help, please?

If it's matter I'm using VSCode portable

What do you mean by not subnote? In which view?

There is not + recipes and recipes.vegetarian are the same level

That's normal in the standard editor view. You may want to check the tree view which should behave as you expect

This extension looks cool too https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=iceworks-team.iceworks-time-master. Gives number of Files edited, number of keystrokes, etc. (as long the keystrokes aren't recorded!)

@User Thank you! Silly me! 🙂

The root note says: "...You are free to customize any part of this page except the frontmatter on top...". Is that really as stated? It looks weird that one can't change the title or the description.

does anybody know how to handle pasting images from wsl when running a dendron workspace on the ubuntu/linux mount

it says i need to install xclip command first, maybe ill try that first

yeah so i installed xclip on the ubuntu/linux machine, and then it says there is no image on the clipboard. i think that makes sense, because in the ubuntu instance, there isn't, and the image is on the clipboard of my windows machine

i think this might not be supported but please correct me if im wrong. i believe it is supportable, tho, it would just need to know that dendron is running in wsl and take the image from windows and paste it into assets, etc.

It looks like you can access windows executables from WSL, I found a page online that says you can use "clip.exe" from WSL to access the windows clipboard. Please send a feature request for this, it shouldn't be too difficult to add.

oh yay. yeah ill add a feature request. thanks!! this would help me sooo much 😛 .

https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/2310 thanks!

what is the workflow for linking / managing pdfs in notes? in obsidian i added a backlink [[ .. and then as i started typing, it would find the filename on the assets path. is there something like this for dendron? i know that for images it can be an image link, but im just wondering how other assets can be linked. is assets treated in a special way that it is not on the search path like the other notes?

nevermind, found my answer! works perfect! https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/3472226a-ff3c-432d-bf5d-10926f39f6c2/#file-links

Tutorial says I should see a stub, but I don't see a stub (+), I just see a dropdown?

I got it, it happened cause I individually created those notes, I didn't do tiramisu from the start

Blyat, how do I create a new workspace, and navigate easily between the tutorial and the new workspace? I want to make a personal workspace, and add a note where I write useful shortcuts

e.g. CTRL+ Enter in editor pane on link previews will take u to that note
CTRL + Shift + F will lookup the whole workspace for any word
etc

Another question ^