yeah, but how do I add it to my dendron setup?

you add it as a vault and put in the correct "fsPath", but it seems like a weird workaround. Just put it in whatever git server you have and don't add anyone but you and your colleague to the people who have access. That seems a lot easier...

We would like to keep the information within company purview

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/24b176f1-685d-44e1-a1b0-1704b1a92ca0/#separate-repositories somewhere around here... just use vault add, look at the dendron.yml and mess around with the path. It's likely you want to have a "local" vault rather than a "remote" vault

Thanks!

Will mess around with that

would you also maybe know if its possible to customize the vscode preview look?

@TheWacoKid You said "company git", for all intents and purposes, that is "within company purview". Everything else is just messing with established processes and you will enter a world of pain -- depending on how much attention the company pays to processes.

@TheWacoKid I know it is possible, I don't know how 🙂

😉

Will look into the git thing as well

we just want/need to restrict the access to the information and still keep it within company walls

Hey, here are the docs for preview customization: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/0fbg5vbv5jzb0623pbi4v3t/

Thank you

Is there anything on the roadmap, or some trick to: 1. render iPython notebooks (preferrably just certain cells and outputs) inline 2. include code snippets (like

foo.ts#L7-12

) inline

or maybe even "remote content" as in gists or files from some git repository

Yeah, that's what I do although with a different extension ("Open in External App"), but it would be great if you could just paste it like that directly into VSCode.

Hmmmm is there any way to get a page that renders a list of all tasks that are in some state of "not finished"?

Hello

I need help, I have a git submodule inside my vault its called private, which is a private github repo I dont want dendron to consider this submodule when building the website. How can i make it ignore it?

Error checking out submodules: Submodule 'notes/private' (https://github.com/username/private) registered for path 'notes/private'
Cloning into '/opt/build/repo/notes/private'...
fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': No such device or address
fatal: clone of 'https://github.com/username/private' into submodule path '/opt/build/repo/notes/private' failed
Failed to clone 'notes/private'. Retry scheduled
Cloning into '/opt/build/repo/notes/private'...
fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': No such device or address
fatal: clone of 'https://github.com/username/private' into submodule path '/opt/build/repo/notes/private' failed
Failed to clone 'notes/private' a second time, aborting

This is the error it throws while building, I am using netlify.

the solution that worked for me was to add the submodule's path to

.gitginore

of the parent git repo and do

git rm --cached path/to/submodule

Okay, I'm nervous about this. I want to remove the "daily" from my hierarchy. Is there anything other than refactor hierarchy removing the "daily." from that and then updating dendron .yml co change "daily" in "dailyDomain" to journal? Should the addBehavior change?

journal:
        dailyDomain: daily
        name: journal
        dateFormat: y.MM.dd
        addBehavior: childOfDomain

to confirm, you want your daily journal to start with

journal.{date}

?

correct

got it - we don't currently support that. that would be a feature request

oh? There were a couple people who posted before that they had it set up something like that. Maybe I don't understand the intended use case.. what else goes under daily besides journal?

@Bassmann : https://discordapp.com/channels/717965437182410783/735365126227493004/1029125414070788146 @foureyedsoul : https://discordapp.com/channels/717965437182410783/735365126227493004/1029007913269858306

actually, i take that back. we did add support for this. you need to change

addBehavior

to

asOwnDomain

yml
    journal:
        dailyDomain: journal
        name: journal
        dateFormat: y.MM.dd
        addBehavior: asOwnDomain

in this case, we ignore the

dailyDomain

value and go over

name