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I can reproduce, but I don't know how to fix that. Normally, Obsidian tracks the links and embeds per file in a cache, but it does not for canvas files.

You are right, it's technical possible, but it's a bit tedious and more complicated to implement. Don't know when I get the time for this.

No there is currently no way, but when implementing this, one must definitely lazy load the editors to keep performance with many changes. But I would like to postpone this...

Seems like this is probably solved for local cli usage: #32525

There a context menu action when right clicking a folder in the file view. In addition you should be able to customize the directory allow list in the settings.

How should finding orphan files work on a single file?

Oh, you are talking about broken links and not about orphaned files. I'll think about it.

I already have detection to recognize network issues specifically. https://github.com/denolehov/obsidian-git/blob/a6d6175382ab4d4d134153383dee8ec151f0063a/src/gitManager/simpleGit.ts#L841-L857 So that the first offline issue is reported, but further ones are not. This doesn't depend on the disable notifications...

Sorry, but I can't reproduce your issue. Are there any errors in the console (`CTRL+SHIFT+I`)?

I can reproduce that now. These aren't usual json files, but the internal ones in the .obsidian directory. Obsidian doesn't really support files in hidden directories (starting with a dot)....