you should use the dendron lookup command

see:

it should be mapped to

ctrl+l

or

cmd+l

by default

if I'm understanding your question correctly

In dendron, hierarchies are implicitly defined by note names. If I create a note with lookup called

food.fruit.apple

I have a note "apple" in the "fruit" sub-hierarchy of the "food" hierarchy

yes

you can define hierarchies explicitly with schemas, but you probably don't need that at all yet

ctrl + L not returning anything

that binding sometimes conflicts with vscodevim

you can trigger lookup from the command palette to make sure the command works, then map it to something else

If i choose initialize workshop will it do the same thing?

workspace*

Okay i got this 1

Now figuring out how to fix Ctrl + L one

Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to publish notes from multiple vaults. I have a working single vault setup (with publishing), I've added another vault to it as a local vault, and I can link to the notes in the other vault just fine within VS Code but after publishing, the links are

(private)

. I tried adding the name of the vault to the

siteHierarchies

in

dendron.yml

but that didn't do anything. I don't have

dendron.yml

in the other vault. Is there something I am missing? Is it possible to do what I want?

Ah, I see my mistake. Seems like all the vaults are published automatically if the

siteHierarchies

contains the correct hierarchies. I misunderstood. I thought there is a "main" vault and "other" vaults, and I would have to specify something like

otherVault:otherVaultHierarchy

to get it published. My bad!

But now I'm curious whether there's a way to publish only certain hierarchies from certain vaults?

For example, publish hierarchy

tech

from vault A but not vault B, and publish hierarchy

life

from both vault A and B.

i deleted the files to restart, Now i cant add or delete the main root

Can you delete the workspace directory completely and start with a fresh workspace? root is a special note and removing it will cause some unexpected issues as Dendron expects it to always be there.

you can set this in

dendron.yml

under the

publishing

namespace. for your example:

...
publishing:
  hierarchy:
    tech:
      publishByDefault:
        vaultA: true
        vaultB: false
    life:
      publishByDefault: true

This is so cool, thanks!! Is there a way to publish everything from one vault while choosing only some hierarchies from the other?

the default for all hierarchy is true, so if you don't specify anything, they will all be published. so if you have a duplicate hierarchy in two vaults, and you only want to publish one of them, those are the only ones that you need to set.

I do understand that Dendron is hierachical, but I also like the idea of the zettelkasten. I would like to combine them, in some way or another, basically pick and choose. So my question is the following: I want to write notes on different topics sometimes, atomic notes, and I don't know how to properly structure them and where to put them. I had some ideas, but I have not decided on a way yet. So now I would like some more ideas and opinions. One idea I had, was to have a

research

top note, which is then either holding all the notes, or it would hold dates, like so

research.2022.12.13

and then the note name.

maybe some have other and better ideas?

I am hesitant with the dates, because I don't actually write that many notes for research topics. Research topics would also just be of personal interest, and not something I am actively working for professionally.

for example the topic

procastrination

, where would I put that hierachy wise? 🤔 Time Management maybe? And then this where? Just management? And management is split into different things? time, self, work, personal knowledge...

Hi. I'm unsure if it's a question or a bug report. I see nothing in the: graph panel and graph tab. Logs look fine except for suspicious:

{"level":50,"time":1671044681018,"pid":11862,"hostname":"tumbleweed.rominf-personal-microos","name":"dendron.server","ctx":"appModule:ErrorHandler","error":{"0":"N","1":"o","2":" ","3":"E","4":"n","5":"g","6":"i","7":"n","8":"e","9":":","10":" ","length":11}}
POST /api/schema/query? 500 31.750 ms - 102 - 10

It looks like it's this place: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/blob/e3dbc9eac5872ef6811b73a1f16baae5fd77dc0a/packages/api-server/src/utils.ts#L28 Could you please give me some pointers on how to investigate/fix it? I think I've tried everything written in troubleshooting. I even created a new vault. No luck. Or should I fill out a bug report?

OK, I filled bug report: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3868

Is it possible to use namespaces in asset (image) file names (E.g., assets/images/work.blog.original-name.png)? I suspect not, since without logic to selectively apply namespaces to the file name, it could result in data duplication when the same image is used in two different notes. Background: I've been considering data-at-rest encryption use cases for my remote vaults. Since I'm familiar with git-crypt, I've been considered using it for two different strategies: 1. Use a separate vault for all sensitive information. git-crypt will encrypt the entire vault on commit. This is easy to accomplish by configuring git-crypt to apply the rules to every folder in the vault, with the exception of the .gitattributes file. 2. Using a namespace-spaced approach. For example, I could selectively apply git-crypt operations to files matching something like "crypt.*.md". The lack of namespaces in folders/filenames makes the second scenario more difficult, since I can't use filename patterns to encrypt sensitive files that I attach to notes in my "crypt" namespace. In any case, I welcome feedback on my strategies. I literally started playing with Dendron yesterday, so I may have missed a more effective strategy.