Vinzent

@JesusJMUJI What's your custom base path option in the settings and what OS are you on?

May you as well share the output of `app.vault.adapter.basePath` in the console? I assume you are using the git version from https://git-scm.com ?

Sorry, but I can't reproduce. Are you sure you have the same root history? So the histories are not completely divergent?

I'm as well on Obsidian 1.4.3, but have no issues. Please open the console (`CTRL + SHIFT + I`) and share a screenshot of the appearing error.

I think I found the reason. Please specify the templates folder in the settings of the core templates plugin. If that fixes it, I will fix the check that should...

~~I'm unsure what exactly you are searching for. This is a plugin for using git in Obsidian. You should already be familiar with git. The [documentation](https://publish.obsidian.md/git-doc/Start+here) contains some help.~~ What...

Shouldn't this [else case](https://github.com/Vinzent03/obsidian-advanced-uri/blob/2343bb1e787a1935b386520ee1dd1742c3064d78/src/handlers.ts#L174) be sufficient, so you don't need to pass a mode? So you can just any filepath. I don't think, adding an open call if you pass...

I could reproduce the prepend issue with an empty file, which is now fixed in the new version. But other than everything worked fine on linux, android and iOS. @bcohen44...

I'm closing this now, as I see no way to implement it.

I'm not planning on fixing it in this plugin. It should be fixed by Obsidian itself.