Have you tried it? At least for me it doesn't work. I need to add e.g. #TODO or #WIP to make it work.

I admit I haven't tried it for statuses. But I've added a lot of other tags that show up in TODO Tree. If you want it to work with the status line, you might have to use Regex to make it work, because there's a space between

status:

and the actual status? I set up tags and tag groups for TODO Tree more than a year ago, so I apologize that I won't really remember what it involved! https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Gruntfuggly.todo-tree

No worries. Thank you for your suggestions. I will have a look on regex.

Oh, I don't think you do need to use Regex. I just got two different statuses to show up in the TODO Tree pane, by adding each whole string (i.e.

status: 'waiting'

) to the "todo-tree.general.tags" page of VS Code's

settings.json

file. The image is small, but you can see that there's 1 note with

status: 'waiting'

and 5 with

status: 'x'

. Hopefully that will do part of what you want?

ok nice. that seems to work fine! nice catch!

hey everyone, after my laptop unexpectedly crashed twice in a row, dendron returned this error ".dendron.ws: Unexpected token in JSON at position 0". I opened the file, it hold a line of "NULL" which I deleted. Restarting dendron returned another error ".dendron.ws: Unexpected end of JSON input" again related to the same file. Any help here?

At some point will the team or any individuals make some time to share what you learned about the market and why you believe dendron did not fit? I imagine there is great institutional knowledge that would help get many of us a little closer to what said market was thinking (sans jump to conclusions mat) ||and office space gif that discord really hates||

I think you can just delete the file and Dendron will recreate it on the next start. I just tried and renamed it and it created a new one. For the record mine just includes this

{"version":"0.119.0","activationTime":1677836243560}

you can also copy this assuming you're on the latest version

I made a new directory just in case! 😆

I'm a noob to Dendron. The directions for creating a 'bare workspace' found at https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/6DZiBObwhZNYRjnokQ422/#step-by-step don't match my experience with v.0.119.0 of Dendron. Basically, there is no prompt for step 'c'. A workspace was made but I don't believe that it was a 'bare' workspace. Is there a new procedure for making a 'bare workspace'?

Is it possible to save your "bare workspace" in a git repo and link git submodules as the 'remote vaults' in the "bare workspace"?

I use the vscodevim extension. As I'm learning Dendron... I seeing a number of Dendron keybindings that have a pattern of "Ctrl + K" followed by another letter. The vscodevim extension is not happy with the second letter as it interprets it as a vim command. How are people getting around this when using vscodevim with Dendron? Do you redefine the Dendron keybindings? Or, am I missing something?

Figured this out. If I add "&& editorTextFocus" to the WHEN of the "Dendron: Create Scratch Note" keybinding then it works.

"Could not determine executable to run"? Expected to see the documentation thing (see screenshot), but saw an error, see screenshot. log attached

Doesn't work like this for me either. Creating a "code workspace" worked and created a "self-contained" vault (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/o4i7a81j778jyh7wql0nacb/). These type of workspace works for me very well. What is your use case?

I learned some time ago to avoid submodules so I'm not sure ;). The self-contained vault allows you to store the content in a git repo. It creates a .gitignore file whihc will ignore the remote vaults you create since they go into a directory "dependencies" which is ignored. I just use remote vaults and the

workspace sync

command to keep my vaults in sync between different machines

Have you run

npm install @dendronhq/dendron-cli@latest

or

npm install -g @dendronhq/dendron-cli@latest

as described here: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/RjBkTbGuKCXJNuE4dyV6G/#setup. It works for me after running this. Otherwise I end with the same error message

@Bassmann, I'll try the npm install approach that you mentioned. Thanks.

@Bassmann, copy on avoiding submodules. Will try your method.

What directory should I be installing this in? Like the Dendron directory, or the notes directory? And which one of the two commands?

In the Dendron directory and both work. I prefer the local command (without - g) since it doesn't pollute global namespace

I am trying to export my notes from dendron vault to markdown files with Export Pod but get ' error while running command is not iterable' . Could anyone explain what this means and what I have to do to get my files exported? I tried the dendron wiki for instructions but get stuck here.

Hi there! There's a way to rename a "parent page" when it have several children pages? e.g I have 3 pages: parent.children1.content1 parent.children2.content1 parent.children2.content2 parent.children3 There's a way to rename all the "parent" pages with a single command? And can be done the same to rename all "children2" to "example2" with a single action?

Hello! If I have a large note like this:

# Linear Form
A linear form (or "linear functional", "one-form", or "covector") is a linear map from a vector space to its field of scalars. In $\R^n$, if vectors are represented as column vectors, then linear functionals are represented as row vectors, and their action on vectors is given by the matrix product with the row vector on the left and the column vector on the right.

# Dual vector space
For a vector space $V$, $V^*$ is the set of all linear functionals on $V$.  

# General linear group
A general linear group of degree $n$ is the set of $n \times n$ invertible matrices, together with the operation of ordinary matrix multiplication. This forms a group, because the product of two invertible matrices is again invertible, and the inverse of an invertible matrix is invertible, with identity matrix as the identity element of the group. The group is so named because the columns of an invertible matrix are linearly independent, hence the vectors/points they define are in general linear position, and matrices in the general linear group take points in general linear position to points in general linear position.

Is there a command I can run to split the large note into separate smaller notes, one for each header + text block, where the new notes are named based on the header? (i.e linear-group.md, dual-vector-space.md, general-linear-group.md etc)

I think you want the "refactor hierarchy" command: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/9zwkp44wnlaa8p8dpt4w8tq/

God, I love Dendron. This will greatly help me to organize my notes. THANKS

Not sure if there is a single command but extract selection moves selected parts of a note into a new one maybe that helps

Did u use the exportPodV2? https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/Un0n1ql7LfvMtmA9JEi4n/

I used the standard markdown export pod in the latest version of dendron. Is V2 a special setting?

Ok, see the instruction. Think I used that setting but will check when back at my laptop.