did today's update break schemas for anyone? specifically, it looks like "children" are being ignored suddenly

that's what I do 😉

Try to restart vs code (updating dendron) , there was some bug but a patch has been issued

I thought there was a decision to rename 'children' into something else, am I imagining that?

I tried a few things to troubleshoot including restarting vscode and separate, rolling back to 106 currently on 107 again but no luck changing "children" would explain it perfectly!

version: 1
imports: []
schemas:
  - id: root
    parent: root
    children:
      - a
      - b
      - c
  - id: a
  - id: b
  - id: c

this is how I had things structured seems to be broken currently I managed to get things working again by splitting this into separate schema files

hmmm.. i feel like people love to use dates like 2022.08.10 (for today), because its naturally sorted properly. but in the published site its a little awkward to see the hierarchies named as integers like that. I think "August" would be better. How can i name this correctly in the sidebar? do i change the title of the parent note?

also, anyone know why this might be happening? its definitely prepended with a "0" in the title and filename

this is something I've struggled with as well yesterday's journal note displays as "9" in the hierarchy, despite the title being "09" I haven't figured out why or how to control it yet another odd behavior that I see is when the journal hierarchy is named "session" or "sessions" specifically the new journal notes are titled with the entire date for some reason for the moment, I'm just changing '2022-08-10' to '10' as journals are created strange as it is, you could choose to adopt this format if you'd like

this may have been overlooked. to simply answer about scratch note, it works like scratchpad. You can use it you can use it however you want it to be: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/5c213aa6-e4ba-49e8-85c5-1bdcb33ce202/#scratch-note

quick question is the cli a separate download? or is it installed along with the vscode extension?

Separate install, it's a node package https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/RjBkTbGuKCXJNuE4dyV6G/

perfect, thanks

@Lodra could you please read this issue ? https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/2739 I think it might relate to the problem you are describing.

Is there an explanation anywhere for how the default task status options are intended to be used? Like how

pending

differs from

blocked

, or

assigned

vs

delegated

Or should I just roughly go by the definitions of those words?

thanks @aleksey! I'll give that a close look

Hello, I got Dendron extension working, but the markdown previews do not show up, I can see this message in the logs: I understand from the log that the Dendron client cannot connect to the engine. Did someone encountered a similar issue? Is there any steps to debug this issue further?

do you have something that is blocking connections on localhost? see https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/a6c03f9b-8959-4d67-8394-4d204ab69bfe#dendron-is-stuck-on-loading

What's this lock icon in the graph panel?

ah - its meant for the preview but doesn't do anything for the graph -> https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/nwv3payyyb0wgrwiap111aa we'll be removing that

@nam ☝️

it appears in the main note graph as well

yep, we'll remove it from both

Those are just defaults set by us and could be changed to your liking if those specific options don't work for you. See https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/g35ew0xgi09w3s0srqj0r75/

I just noticed it appears in the calendar pane too, just in case that hasn't been caught yet

Is there a way to instruct Dendron to use 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost? In my case, I have a proxy for VS Code that runs locally, I noticed that if I the proxy configuration points to localhost:XXXX, VS Code cannot download extensions, but if the proxy configuration points to 127.0.0.1:XXXX, VS Code download extensions correctly. I made sure that localhost points to 127.0.0.1 in the hosts file, but it did not helped. My theory is that if Dendron used 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost, the client engine connection will be permitted.

Have tried to import assets from outlook at work and I was a bit disapointed that the asset won't immediately goes to the asset directory. The asset was linked to ../../AppData/Temp/blah blah. It this the expected behaviour ? If so, it definetely is not a desired outcome for me 🙂

Is there a way to have a list of all the children show on a parent note? i.e.

tv.md

shows a list of all

tv.x

children it has?

I finally found a way (hack) to get Dendron client to communicate with the engine: In the file .vscode\extensions\dendron.dendron-0.107.2\dist\extension.js Replace:

getLocalEndpoint(e){return`http://localhost:${e}`}

with:

getLocalEndpoint(e){return`http://127.0.0.1:${e}`}

🎉

Can someone explain/clarify differences between these 3 concepts: noteTrait, templates and snippet ? I mean they all do the same thing (more or less) . And beyond what they are, which method is preferred. Sort of best practice.