Chris Grieser

@bugabinga No, but I'll gladly accept a PR if someone would *wink wink* :)

+1. In my case, I'd love this search view opening up when clicking on a property in the Property Core Plugin sidebar. (right now, this only happens when the floating...

@claremacrae yes, exactly. (Though I must say that I don't use the plugin anymore by now, so no need from my side to implement this anymore…)

I know that the pandoc reference list plugin creates files in a `.pandoc` folder in the vault, and it's from one of the Obsidian devs, so maybe they are using...

I think there are three different options when the output file already exists, And there are arguments / use cases for all three: - overwrite without confirmation (pandoc's default behavior)...

just so it doesn't get lost: here is a guide on [how to use modals in Obsidian plugins](https://marcus.se.net/obsidian-plugin-docs/guides/modals)

I also experience that issue. I found that as a workaround, setting `VALE_CONFIG_PATH` does work: ```lua vim.env.VALE_CONFIG_PATH = "/path/vale.ini" ```

since vale 3.0.0, `VALE_CONFIG_PATH` does not work anymore, so that my workaround above also does not work anymore. https://github.com/errata-ai/vale/issues/750 edit: `VALE_CONFIG_PATH` issue has been fixed, works again

> I'm hesitant to add # to that since it's not an overly common character to find in a title, when it is present it seems likely to be fairly...

Unfortunately, `--args` only solves the problem for the commandline. When you open a file via the macOS Finder, it also does not set the arglist.