Sometimes when I create a note, Dendron asks me which vault to use, and it shows me a list with the same vault name repeated. As far as I can tell, it doesn’t matter which of the two options I choose, but there is a bit of friction.

Duplicate entries in select vault

Thanks again @Tanamr for your reply! Hm, I have tried now everthing, w/ and w/o single quotes (as per YAML), absolute and relative pathes. Still getting (now at CLI):

js
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'entries')
    at /usr/local/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/node_modules/@dendronhq/pods-core/lib/builtin/MarkdownPod.js:124:37
    at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
    at MarkdownImportPod.buildFileDirAssetDicts (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/node_modules/@dendronhq/pods-core/lib/builtin/MarkdownPod.js:118:48)
    at MarkdownImportPod.plant (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/node_modules/@dendronhq/pods-core/lib/builtin/MarkdownPod.js:335:47)
    at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
    at async ImportPodCLICommand.execute (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/lib/src/commands/importPod.js:36:9)
    at async CLICommand.eval [as handler] (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/lib/src/commands/base.js:58:25)

I think I need to debug it on my own why entries is undefined. Do you know btw if the recommended way to get the right code is checking out the latest release tag?

Import markdown

Was the publish config for mermaid syntax ( diagrams) removed or renamed? https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/ba97866b-889f-4ac6-86e7-bb2d97f6e376/#diagrams links to https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f83c1d87-eac0-48f3-a5cf-8a69989d8ec1/#mermaid-optional, but the heading no longer exists. (For reference, I have a demo page which renders the diagrams in local preview, but not when published using

dendron-cli@0.115.1

, and would like to enable the proper setting https://notes.serendipidata.com/notes/95faf712-c45d-43b7-bd21-5f82caca085d/ )

it was removed because its now on by default. can you make sure you're using both the latest version of the CLI as well as the template?

I build the site in netlify where the only dependency I set is this (

dendron-cli@0.115.1

) (here's a picture of what the lockfile shows). Is there a way to change or check the version of the template that the dendron-cli is using? ( I see https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/tree/master/packages/nextjs-template exists, but am not sure how the CLI is able to designate this as a dependency, since the template doesn't seem to have its own package name on npm).

As a separate note, I've noticed a few sites use the pattern where they console log or display in the UI the version or latest git hash of the code for the published site to help with triaging this type of problem. If this type of investigative step is common (figuring out what version of dendron template is used in a published site), I would be happy to try to open a PR to log the template version in the console or as a comment in the site footer.

Is it possible to use file names delimited by hyphens instead of dots? Are there any plans on allowing this? Most file-naming conventions don’t allow dots in file names, except for the one preceding the extension.

I didn’t mean to use Statbot. I’m sorry if everyone can see it.

it should be possible though dendron won't see it as a hierarchy

all good

mermaid in published site

Did something change in the wiki recently? I'm getting "a client-side exception has occurred"

It appears to be working again

And now broken. 😦

Hello, How do I format another datatype within a Dendron .md file? **Example**: 1. Lookup (

CTRL+i

) a new file called

samples.x.json

which creates

samples.x.json.md

2. Paste in some JSON data I typically have to create a new

sample.x.json

file in

vault/assets/json

, paste the data there then format it, copy it, and paste it into

samples.x.json.md

I want to be able to add some markdown around this JSON in

samples.x.json.md

. It would be nice to...select the JSON, right click,

Format Document

or the like This doesn't work. I'm sure I'm doing this the hard way! Thoughts on how to accomplish this easy?

If I understood you correctly: Extensions like "Prettier" (https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=esbenp.prettier-vscode) can format stuff inside of markdown codeblocks. But if you want to keep doing it manually you don't even have to create a new file to format code snippets.

Ctrl+N

opens an empty note, paste your code, set language for instance to

json

, and then

Alt+Shift+F

formats the content.

Hey what's the recommended icon size for published sites?

i figure its somewhere around either 1024, 512, or 256 but needs to be 1:1

(low priority) Is it possible to tell Dendron that certain vaults should be excluded from publishing? I noticed that my dendron build in CI is throwing (harmless but wordy) warnings because it can't find my local private vault (which isn't checked into Github). While my notes are safe, it creates noise in the build logs. I don't see anything related under https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/fabYbPyk3DMCMoG92lIrq/ . Currently all the hierarchies I publish are explicitly designated in my git-backed non-private vault, but it seems that the dendron export command was still trying to build metadata for pages that aren't going to be published.

I scheduled an onboarding session, but lost the link to the survey I was supposed to fill out beforehand - I got the link from a popup in vscode which closed. Is there anyway I can cancel the scheduled session or get another link to the survey beforehand?

can confirm, been getting this error often on the wiki. seems to persist on my phone browser, though refreshing fixes it on windows

Why am i getting this error everytime i open dendron ?

Will it ever be possible to execute code directly in a Dendron markdown file? I'm unsure if that is being worked on as an enhancement or whether its not possible.

I find myself writing notes about a programming language, with

snippets in the markdown

but linking to say, an .ipynb file to actually execute the snippets.

Would be sweet to have the code execute directly in the local docs rather than maintain two (or more) references. I'm sure it wouldn't work for remote versions of the docs.

intermittend issues with wiki

format another data type