What data, if any does Dendron send home?

Sorry for starting off with that lol

Sounds really accusatory, cool project!

- Dendron Telemetry: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/84df871b-9442-42fd-b4c3-0024e35b5f3c/ > *Dendron will **never *collect data inside your notes. We believe that your personal knowledge is for your eyes alone. Other things to keep in mind: - VSCode Telemetry: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/telemetry - VSCodium (VSCode alternative: binary releases of VS Code without MS branding/telemetry/licensing): https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium

I use codium, I just couldn't find the telemetry info, thanks!

You can also disable Dendron telemetry in settings: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/84df871b-9442-42fd-b4c3-0024e35b5f3c/#how-to-opt-out-of-data-collection

When I create a task note, if I link to it, I wind up with

[ ]

being added before the link and I can't see how to disable that. Is that a required feature for a task note or can it be disabled?

Any examples of Dendron being used for software documentation?

right now it can't be disabled. It's all or nothing with the decorators that get added to links that are task notes.

Try to reload the index

Ctrl +Shift + P

->

Dendron: Reload Index

. If the second vault is gone then it had been caused by a known bug. Whenever you mouse over a link and get a preview, a fake vault is created in the backend. But the fake vaults then are available in the lookup command, which should not happen.

Following the tutorial, and I get this "Select Vault" prompt when following a link, but both choices seem to be the same vault.

Earlier I created a "note with template" and selected "dendron", which looked like it added a root node (with a comment about not editing the frontmatter).

I deleted that, but is that probably why I seemingly have two vaults named "Dendron"?

The

Vault Remove

command only lists one:

shouldn't this link to the block anchor have the name "JSON" rather than the title of the note (week4 - libraries)?

am I doing something wrong here?

Is it possible to have the Dendron: Create Journal Note command work at a lower level than the top parent note ? Usecase: We are several people willing to capture Journal notes with our name as prefix in the hierarchy. What we would like labnotes.personA.2022.11.01 labnotes.personA.2022.11.02 labnotes.personA.2022.11.03 labnotes.personB.2022.11.01 labnotes.personB.2022.11.02 labnotes.personB.2022.11.03 labnotes.personC.2022.11.03 At the moment if I run the Dendron: Create Journal Note command under labnotes.personA I get the following proposition labnotes.2022.11.03

Duplicate Vaults in lookup

Create Journal on lower level

shouldn t this link to the block anchor

Hello, How can I repair my Dendron installation?

Can I use VSCode snippets in Dendron? Such as the usual .JS file snippets to work on the md file? Or, how can those work?

You can definitely use VSCode snippets in Dendron! I just add them in my

global-snippets.code-snippets

file, but I imagine you could put them into other files instead if you'd prefer.

I mean the snippets from extensions, they don’t show up when I’m typing in a the .md file. I’ll type ‘’’js ‘’’ [using the correct ``` ] But the js snippets don’t work

Oohhh! I think you might need to add markdown as one of the scopes, then, wherever your js snippets are coming from? If you zoom in on that image I shared, you can see how line 21 says

"scope": "markdown,yaml"

. Maybe yours needs to say "js,markdown"?

This is what it has now:

{
  "todo": {
    "prefix": "to",
    "scope": "markdown,yaml",
    "body": "- [ ] ",
    "description": "render todo box"
  },
  "date": {
    "prefix": "date",
    "scope": "markdown,yaml",
    "body": "$CURRENT_YEAR.$CURRENT_MONTH.$CURRENT_DATE",
    "description": "today's date"
  },
  "time": {
    "prefix": "time",
    "scope": "markdown,yaml",
    "body": "$CURRENT_YEAR-$CURRENT_MONTH-$CURRENT_DATE $CURRENT_HOUR:$CURRENT_MINUTE",
    "description": "time"
  }
}

Hmmm… what happens if you type the snippets first, then surround it with three ticks before and after? I don't really use code fences often, so I can't recall if snippets usually work within those sections.

It didn’t work

I created an issue for my extreme lag. It seems to be tied to the notes similar to what I attached as it only happens when editing them: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3758

Hey all! So I’m reeeally new. So happy to be redirected to a better way if I’m not seeing the conventions correctly. Situation: • -I have a wiki I am trying to build. • -I am modeling it off of Wikipedia “vital articles” to prioritize. So I have an existing schema to follow (Not leveraging schemas yet) questions 1. Can schemas help me automate creating notes, assuming I have a desired target tree in Yaml? a. If not, would Doctor’s fixFrontMatter be a viable way to clean up after a shell script? 2. Is there an existing way to filter notes by length? In whatever view, graph, tree, file? a. Current idea § use grep/cat to embed a “word count” field inside all notes. § Use extension “todo map” and regex tags to filter wordcounts by buckets (<500, <10, etc) ○ Problem with current idea § Since Dendron doesn’t use folders, but parent.child naming, the TodoMap wouldn’t give me a map, just a list of files.