Sam
Sam
The `include` isn't triggering this error. It is likely you're trying to `rename` the note to one that already exists after the include is run. There are a bunch of...
Yeah so to avoid the filename conflict you could move the note to a different folder with `tp.file.move`. The move command can also be used to rename. Or you could...
That command is just reading the created/modified date from the file as set in obsidian. I believe if there is an error it is upstream of the plugin. Closing.
You could add a command that removes the frontmatter after the template is inserted. At the bottom of the template note do something like: ``` { if (!inFrontmatter && line...
> Hmm strange, this solution doesn't work anymore. How does it fail? what error appears in the console?
Unfortunately, won't be able to support this.
I believe the same issue exists for Obsidian Sync. The Day Planner file syncs repeatedly. @WayneWH Would you mind changing the title of this issue to note the problem persists...
Yep, saw this issue as well. It randomly switches to Normal mode as if I had hit escape.
are you using the search view or the table view?