Mirko Hernández

Hi guys.This seems like a great feature to have. Reading `denote-directory-files ` I have some suggestions as to how to do this. 1. Add an optional argument to `denote--directory-all-files-recursively` to...

Great! that was the idea. I forgot to mention the function that grabs the note from dired for renaming. ` denote--rename-dired-file-or-prompt` I really like that functionality. hopefully that can be...

Right there is probably no use case for that, I'm so used to calling denote from dired (denote and denote-rename-file). I was thinking of the rename function. Maybe a variation...

Great news about version 2.0.0, I merged the signature branch a few days ago and have been using it without any problem (I had to make very few changes after...

It seems that the behavior of the `denote-directory` function is different from the previous version, at least when set to `default-directory`. Calling `denote` in a different directory uses the original...

I understand that this is probably a required change, but I still think that the older approach is useful. Could it be possible to adapt the `denote-directory` function with an...

Yes, in point 2 particularly when using `default-directory`, here is my directory structure - denote-root (.dir-locals set to `default-directory`) - multiple nested directories. In the previous version I just called...

I made some small changes to the `denote-directory` function in order to get the previous behavior back. (All the links and open-at-point functions work flawlessly with the new approach, I...

Hello @protesilaos, I was wondering, how do your test your packages? , I have a package created according to the documentation (using the code in this issue) but I'm not...

I just had to call `package-initialize` after installing the package, never mind It works as expected.