Lars Kumbier

[Darrenldl's implementation](https://github.com/darrenldl/reed-solomon-erasure) looks interesting in terms of testing, but seems to have a [memory leak](https://github.com/darrenldl/reed-solomon-erasure/issues/74) which should be fixed first.

That needs to be addressed nonetheless. Errors in the storage media can happen anywhere - including the database - with the same probability, so at least it should be tested...

Hey, the project seems to be dead. I've forked it in https://github.com/LarsKumbier/obsidian-rollover-daily-todos - I've added the option rollover content blocks as well (see #41 ), if you want to check...

Did you check the settings? I'm unsure if it will work, if you do not give a headline to put the todos under, haven't tried it. Did you get any...

It's strange that you do not see *any* output in the console window - there should be at least *some* startup information... Could you install my version instead and activate...

I'm still finding my way around the source code, might have found a missing check. Could you pull again and retry?

It's odd that the line numbers did not change - could you double-check that you are using my fork and that you uninstalled the original plugin? You can also start...

Hey @lumoe, thanks for taking over! I'd be happy to contribute in the future as well. Lemme double-check if the PR is still up-to-date with my private repos.

@talios I'll have a look at my PR tomorrow.

I've just had a look at @tim-hilt's PR and it's a lot better structured than mine - I think the current state of the project in general is very hacky...