(This does remind me that there definitely should be a walkthrough that goes from initializing a new Dendron vault, to initializing git, to setting up a remote location, to setting up something like ssh keys, and then running workspace sync. Dendron wiki doesn't have a tutorial on this just yet)

Steps would be: - Initialize new Dendron vault - Initialize git in the root directory of it (the directory that contains

dendron.yml

,

notes/*

, etc.) - Configuring git (email, username, ssh keys) - Setup a new, remote repository (either private, or public, depending on if wanting it available for anyone to see and contribute to) - Configure for and push to the Dendron vault git repo to the new, remote location -

Workspace Sync

should now work as expected, moving forward, including when adding dependency vaults, etc.

I can help provide links if you need any, to specific steps, depending on your background and experience on what you would like to know 🙂

I do have to enter my SSH passphrase every time I push or pull from WSL on Windows 10.

So maybe dendron needs me to use a keychain of some kind?

Oh, apologies. I realized I switched to VSCode hosted on Windows but only have git installed on WSL. No wonder it didn't work. Thanks for the clarification.