(ignore what I had written - post deleted)

Should I create a separate issue for: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/1040#issuecomment-1116483944 It seems independent of the issue where this comment appears.

yes please

My vaults no longer appear to change the updated timestamp/date in the front matter. I have also been installing various plugins, so I am not sure if it is Dendron or a combination of something else.

I'm seeing the same thing. Perhaps something unintentional happened with

v.0.115.0

? @kevins8 I've been updating a few of my files today, but the most recent "updated" time any display is 2022-10-11 at 8am Mountain time, which I think would have been around when I updated to the newest Dendron version. I haven't added any new plug-ins yesterday or today.

@dakegumo @foureyedsoul yes - apologies, this is a regression in our latest release. we're currently working on fixing it

bump @jyeung for visibility ☝️

I'm having a bit of trouble migrating my dendron v4 configuration to v5 I had a github actions workflow setup that no longer works in v5, so I'm starting from scratch, however

npx dendron publish init

from the wiki isn't running properly

Overriding css when publishing a site: I am reading https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/jknrdi492m8nhq7mw4faydu/ and I can see I can create a custom theme. According to instructions I need to copy one of the default themes and then make any change I want. I was wondering if there could be an option to simply change some particular thing while keeping the default config without having to copy the entire CSS (so if the original theme is updated, my custom theme would inherit those properties, too). Would it be possible to set a list of css styles so each ones inherits/overrides the other?

This should be fixed now in the

0.115.1

patch

maybe you don't have the dendron-cli dependency installed yet - can you try first running

npm install

before running the

npx dendron publish init

command?

You should be able to just include the property changes you want. For example - you can first copy that default, then delete everything but one property, for example:

css
section.side-layout-main {
/* Background color of the main section, with the page contents and table of contents. */
background: #ffffff;
}

@Joshi in case I'm thinking about this wrong

Custom publishing theme

My current workflow appears to be this... Does anyone have any suggestions for avoiding steps 6-9?: 1. Log into my personal system, open VSCode, and do non-work stuff. 2. Run Dendron: Workspace Sync 3. Close VSCode 4. Log into my work system and open VSCode 5. Run Dendron: Workspace sync 6. See the error that my vault couldn't be sync'd 7. Run git status and see this

Unmerged paths:
    (use "git restore --staged <file>..." to unstage)
    (use "git add <file>..." to mark resolution)
          both modified:   .dendron.cache.json

8. Get annoyed. Take the remote version and

git rebase --continue

9. Run Dendron: Workspace Sync 10. Do work and at the end of the day Run Dendron: Workspace Sync 11. Close code 12. Goto 1

the

.dendron.cache.json

is not meant to be synced. you can remove it

sh
git rm --cached .dendron.cache.json
echo '.dendron.cache.json' >> .gitignore
git add .gitignore
git commit -m "remove cache"
git push

Can we convert task notes to standard normal notes?

You can just delete the status metadata line (

status: 'x'

) and any links to this note will no longer be rendered as a task.

alr will do

um well it did find the command

Is upvoting an issue the same as leaving a thumbs up on it? ex. did I upvote this issue: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/2686

yes, upvoting is leaving thumbs up reactions, though I don't see any on #2686

Okay, maybe this time it will take

Hey everybody, Dendron is awesome and I have been using it for the last few months! Can somebody help me with one thing? When I publish my notes in github pages https://ngocuong0105.github.io/dendron-wiki/ there are some very large white spaces which I want to remove. This is the github repo that I am publishing: https://github.com/ngocuong0105/dendron-wiki I am using Kevin's template: https://github.com/dendronhq/template.publish.github-action/

👋 - one quick thing to try first is to update the cli version and see if the gaps are still happening: In your package.json file, try going to the latest and then rerun your pipeline.

"dependencies": {
    "@dendronhq/dendron-cli": "^0.115.0"
  }

it worked, thank you!

Publishing with V5 Migration

Hi, my dendron.yml file has 3 properties that are apparently not allowed (according to the validator). Should I do anything with them?

commands.insertNote

commands.enableSmartRefs

workspace.templateHierarchy

hi guys - i really love dendron and has been using it for a while with great success. my question, which i hope wont be taken the wrong way, is if there is any plan on trying to implement an editor more similar to obsidian? i'm quite focused on optimizing my screen estate and using half for the editor and half for the view just seems like such a waste, comparing to say obsidian where it's quite elegantly combined into one

so im just wondering if there is any plans for dendron to do something similar? or is this more of a fundamental difference in approach where dendron will hold on to this split editor/viewer setup?

Hey, all three of them are deprecated now. You can run

Dendron: Doctor

and select

removeDeprecatedConfigs

to remove them.