Stefan Otte

You can define custom substitutions here: https://github.com/epwalsh/obsidian.nvim/blob/main/README.md?plain=1#L372 I have some that look like this: ```lua templates = { subdir = "templates", date_format = "%Y-%m-%d-%a", time_format = "%H:%M", substitutions = {...

I see. One workaround could be to have two versions of the same template, one for obsidian.nvim and one for the templater plugin. This is, I admit, tedious. > If...

I have a custom user command for this. I adjusted it a bit so it fits your requirements a bit more: ```lua vim.api.nvim_create_user_command("ObsidianNewFromTemplate", function() vim.cmd("ObsidianNew") vim.cmd("normal! G") -- go to...

I think in general it would be nice to have access to way more variables for templates. This includes the note ID (and the front matter).

I'm updating the documentation and I'm constantly thinking that it would be much nicer to write the documentation in orgmode format instead of vim-help format. Then the REAME.org (and maybe...

There is nobody working on it. However, it should be fairly simple to implement it. So if you want to get your hands dirty feel free! :) What I use...

@hrafeiro @stsievert The errors is kinda hidden. `No org_agenda_files defined`. Use `:let org_agenda_files = ['~/org/file_for_agenda.org']` and try again. I guess org should fail gracefully. Edit: fix typo.

The functionality is pretty limited (but that's rather good). It would only give you the current TODO state and allow to iterate over the next/previous states/sets of states with a...

Hello @joeyespo, I'm a big fan of `pytest-watch` and use it on a daily basis (actually used, because do to the poetry incompatibility I can't use it anymore #112). It...

There is `pytest-watcher` which does basically the same as `pytest-watch`. https://github.com/olzhasar/pytest-watcher > What about [pytest-watch](https://github.com/joeyespo/pytest-watch)? > pytest-watch was around for a long time and was solving exactly this problem. Sadly,...