Benedikt Müller

> As a macOS user, I personally don't see the point of using `~/Library/Caches`, because most CLIs already use `~/.cache`. For caches, using `Library/Caches` actually is preferential, as backup tools...

> We used to default to anywhere on the line but what if there's multiple diagnostics on a single line? This can already happen, like Rust has error and hint...

I think the greater goal is for websites to adhere to standards (well known password change url) and not have any password restrictions at all. This isn’t helped by having...

> * supporting the single brackets (e.g. [@Foo2000]) - IIRC, it just does external links as that's what the Citations plugin create Actually, I'd even prefer double brackets (and another...

That's why I said we'd have to come up with or find another style for supporting both Obsidian links and pre/post. With pandoc style, Obsidian preview (and I guess other...

That sounds great!

Unfortunately fails for me. With clean vault (only installed and configured this plugin) and debug on in the plugins settings, console output is this (independent if I select something or...

Problem seems to be the citation without pre/post. If I remove the line `[[@foo]]` it works again, although not flawlessly: ``` [[@foo]] => fails (vgl. [[@foo]] 83) => \autocite[vgl.][83]{foo} correct...

Just modified the main.js myself with these changes, installing brat now. Fixes the fail 👍 pre still missing though as in my last comment. Edit: The pre parts seem to...

With newlines and, more important, also in text as citations most times are. In this state it's definitely more usable for me than fiddling with Pandoc for shorter works. Thank...