Pete Walsh

Hey @rmenai I can definitely see the appeal of this. I tried implemented a Lua ordered table (see [here](https://github.com/epwalsh/obsidian.nvim/blob/b833db80659066661100b6397d30ea179861bdbd/lua/obsidian/collections.lua#L48)) which would make this trivial, but it doesn't work with Lua...

There's already tons of cookiecutter Python package templates, so I'm not sure what that would add. One thing I like about this template repo is that it's a fully functioning...

Hey @ridulfo I like that idea a lot! Happy to accept a PR

@ridulfo I was bored today so I took a stab at this: #668.

Hey @stefangstark, at the moment there's no way to customize the preview, although it would be straightforward to implement this if someone is interested.

Hey @Jihillestad, couple ways you could accomplish I think: 1. set `disable_frontmatter` to a function which returns `false` when you don't want frontmatter, `true` otherwise, or 2. use obsidian.nvim's callback...

I'm in favor of adding trainer tests but I have a couple concerns about this approach, the foremost being that I think comparing activations is way too brittle and strict....

Hey @dhulihan, this was kind of the point of the "system" notifier, but I'm still happy to add this as an option if you want to make a PR.

@aquilesg I would say don't worry about point 2 for now. We currently don't do anything like that in this plugin. Not that I'm against it, but I think it...

Hey @hsnotebook, sorry you're having trouble. Could you be more specific about problem 2? I screenshot would help me.