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                                            Johnny Arcitec

Document better or detect the fact that `.zimrc` should not be used as it was sourced during shell startup

@ericbn I guess so, but it's not too late to deprecate it, like `if .zimcfg exists, use it, else look for .zimrc` if the decision to rename it feels right....

Document better or detect the fact that `.zimrc` should not be used as it was sourced during shell startup

I had two ideas... - If you decide to parse the `.zimrc` and look for illegal (non-zmodule, non-comment) lines, you could just add a special marker for people who use...

Document better or detect the fact that `.zimrc` should not be used as it was sourced during shell startup

Hmm, I like the idea of `zmodule` and config being close together. Initially, my thought was something like this: "Okay, the `zmodule` command is what loads the module from disk...

Rename file links in queries when file is renamed

Automatically renaming things inside Dataview scripts/queries sounds risky (it would need actual understanding of code structure), and also sounds like something that Obsidian doesn't even support (plugins are seemingly not...

Links to renamed/moved files don't update until file contents are edited

@M-bot Here's a case to reproduce it: **View.md** ```js // Type your search tags in the "search" array. Order doesn't matter. let search = ['#context/online', '#prio/high']; // Which folder to...

Parser Performance: Use Obsidian's cache instead of parsing the markdown manually

> Dataview does use the Obsidian cache, and uses it for fetching frontmatter, sections, and tasks+list elements. Ahh, excellent! :) > The "slow parsing" parts are to extract out inline...

Parser Performance: Use Obsidian's cache instead of parsing the markdown manually

> Dataview caches parsed data and only regenerates it when the page itself changes Fantastic. So then the bottleneck on mobile is the indexing itself. > I think your second...

Parser Performance: Use Obsidian's cache instead of parsing the markdown manually

@blacksmithgu It might be possible to attach a bluetooth keyboard and press Ctrl-Shift-I if you have access to such a keyboard. Alternatively, enable Developer mode on your phone (go into...

Parser Performance: Use Obsidian's cache instead of parsing the markdown manually

Found this detailed guide for debugging Obsidian Mobile: https://keathmilligan.net/obsidian-plugin-cross-platform-testing#mobile-testing

Theme breaks completely when using "color-scheme prefer-dark"

Forgot to say: This is a very important bug, because the "color-scheme" property is used by a TON of modern applications to determine some things: - What color scheme to...