I came back after a month of not using the app and I tried to use the gragh view and this was the output how to fix it?

I had a similar issue with a different error message though. @joelchan86 pointed out that the Dendron Markdown Links Extension is deprecated and no longer needed. Do you ny chance also still have it installed? Maybe try to uninstall and see if that fixes it

No I have not installed it; these are the extensions which I have Installed

I cant even preview the notes

This also the error I get when I dendron is loaded

Thanks @Xanaus for the report - would you mind sending me the full contents of the Dendron log after you do a reload so I can take a closer look? command is

Dendron:Dev Diagnostic Report

JSON Import Pod

Hey, Dendron team. We ran out of GitHub storage. The options are to move all to GitLab or to use S3 to store images as you seem to be doing. Or use imagekit or some such. Could you possibly outline your workflow with S3, what are the steps for adding, formatting and managing images in that case? (and by the way, huge PNG files generated by paste image are one of the reasons for the blowout, a JPG option would help...) Thank you for the advice...

Sure do I send it here?

Is it just me or vscode is taking a while to load up and the dendron extension is taking ages to load up

Dendron does take a while to load up, but we have a major speedup coming soon. It cut down the initialization in our internal workspace by 7 to 8 times

Cool

I see that you are using VSCodium. There is an ongoing issue with VSCodium with slowdown: https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/issues/718 There were users in the past that experienced this as well, and was resolved after switching to the regular build or insiders.

Ok thanks for the info

Xanaus Init Error

Hi @Tika , Our workflow for this is still very manual; in general, we just don't use images that much in our team notes - perhaps we avoid it a bit because the process is manual. We try to avoid images in git, since any non-text based files typically cause repo size bloat (git can't compress images efficiently in the same way it can text files). A rough snippet from our note on how to upload an image: ## Steps 1. If this is your first time uploading images, make sure to create a folder and sync it with existing images

sh
    mkdir org-dendron-public-assets-images
    cd org-dendron-public-assets-images
    aws s3 sync s3://org-dendron-public-assets/images .

1. For subsequent uploads, run this command to keep your folder in sync

sh
    aws s3 sync . s3://org-dendron-public-assets/images --acl public-read

To link to your image, the address will be like the following: Something later in our roadmap is provide a better in-house solution for handling images, but for now you can try this workflow.

Thanks a lot. Very helpful. I think it would be great to have such workflows in a public note, if possible. Does this mean that you cannot use Paste Image? We have lots of images so the smoother the better. How do you add a new image to a note? Is it take a screen grab, save to the folder, upload, copy/paste the link to the image? This would be a bit slow... If so, maybe GitLab is a better choice, the uni here seems to have unlimited space on a GitLab system... I might be missing something.

> Does this mean that you cannot use Paste Image? Correct - we generally don't use it for our internal team notes. Our workflow is quite slow for this (hence my comment that maybe we don't have as many images in our notes because our process is so many steps 😅 , and we're a bit sensitive in trying to keep our git repo size lean). Re: Github vs Gitlab, if you have more space in Gitlab, it can be worth trying. But one thing to note is that by the way git works which is agnostic to hub vs lab, even if you delete an image, that image will still take up size in your repository since Git saves history. For that reason, git isn't that efficient with images, and having a lot may make operations like cloning your repository for new users a bit slow.

Hm... maybe ShareX with S3 as a destination could help...

But some

upload all my local images to X and recator all links to point there

command would be good, I guess

Ah, thanks for the explanation about history. Did not think about that.

Is there a way to create meeting notes under multiple sections and when selecting create meeting Note from the CMD pallet it asks under which project e.g. I select create new meeting Note, then type

p.myproject.meet

it auto adds the date and creates the note? E.g. total path would be

p.myprohect.meet.2022.05.16

but I don't need to type the date manually?

Would make it way faster than me having to manually type the full path.

not today. 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=

is it possible to configure the markdown parser in dendron - i looked at the docs but couldn’t see anything. I’d like to make the list indentation 2 spaces instead of 4 if possible

Dendron should recognize the list indentation whether it's 2 or 4 spaces. You can configure "Tab Size" in the VSCode settings to change how indented your tabs are, and if you're using something like prettier to auto-format it then you'll need to check the settings for that.

i have tab size as 2 but when i do a list like

1. thing
  1. other thing

it treats them as being siblings

i have to do 4 spaces to get it to recognize

other thing

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