Now that emacsql handles choosing an appropriate backend/connector, we
do not need to provide these instructions. If there are issues, emacsql
has good error messages that tell the user what they need to do to get
things working.
In general:
- If the user is on Emacs >= 29, emacsql will use the built-in sqlite
functionality that comes with Emacs.
- If the user is on Emacs < 29, emacsql will use a module-based
connector that requires the user to have certain libraries available
on their machine. emacsql will tell the user what is needed if they
do not have it already.
Ref: #2486Close: #2502Close: #2415
To avoid having to create a wrapper function and silence the byte-
compiler for both when using a pre-rename and post-rename Org, keep
it simple and just depend on Org 9.6.
* (fix) org-roam-file-p handle opening a buffer with no path
Found this issue when opening a .epub file with nov.el (a package
that renders EPUB file) because nov.el doesn't store the filename
in buffer-file-name, opening it caused errors with org-roam-file-p.
* (minor): org-roam-file-p check if filename is non-nil first
Change #2025 broke the `org-roam--shell-command-files` filter that
affects all of the `org-roam-list-files-command` methods except
`elisp`. This causes `org-roam--list-files` to iterate through the
variants executing their commands via `org-roam--shell-command-files`
but to not see any output, until it finally lands upon `elisp` and
gets some results.
The issue is that "#'s-present?" was replaced by
(or (null s) (string= "" s))
effectively negating the test and converting it to "#'s-blank?".
This addresses that by negating the current test.
* Revert "(fix): `org-roam-descendant-of-p` bug on Windows (#2089)"
This reverts commit 97a342fd3f.
Reason:
It seems that the `file-in-directory-p` function proposed in #2089 is provided only for
*physical directories*, does not work as we would like with *symlinked directories*.
It dereferences all the symlinks in its path, and previously seemed related paths
cease to be such.
Because of this, such notes are ignored and not indexed, although they
were indexed earlier.
On Windows, `file-truename` and `directory-file-name` downcase driver
label: "C:/" => "c:/", while `expand-file-name` keep the case
unchanged. If `org-roam-directory` use upper case driver label, `org-roam-descendant-of-p` will alway return `nil`. Fix by only using `file-truename` in the function.
48a5d01726 was wrong, and the closure wasn't the cause. The source of
the issue stems from a missing compile-time dependency on subr-x.
Emacs 28 doesn't seem to require it for the needed functions anymore,
while older Emacsen still do. What even worse, the byte compiler doesn't
seem to complain about such thing on older Emacsen and the error message
produced at the run-time isn't helpful to identify the cause.
Fixes#1814.
If org-roam-utils.el is byte-compiled when org-macs is not loaded (`org-with-point-at` macro missing), error can appear about missing `org-with-point-at`.
Detangle the codebase and change how dependencies are resolved to
allow the package to better modularize and load itself without
introducing circular dependencies, especially when autoloads involved.
Adds org-roam-extract-subtree, which converts the subtree at point
into a top-level file node. This is useful for when a node you are
expanding on gets too big, and deserves its own file.
Closes#1104, #1658
Current, when fetching file level org tags (from the #+filetags property), multiple tags are split based on the default `split-string` separator. This is incorrect because the org documentation says that multiple file-level tags should be separated by `:` (like headline level tags). This results in a improper splitting (aka no split) of the tag string into multiple tags. This leads to the inability to delete tags that are there.
Similarly, when writing multiple filetags, the tags are joined by " " instead instead of ":" as mentioned in the org docs. This leads to improperly added tags where newly added tags would not be recognized by org.
This PR fixes both problems, parsing is done by string splitting on ":" (with the `OMIT-NULLS` parameter set to true so you don't get a null values from the fact tags start and end with `:`). Joining multiple tags is now done with the `org-make-tag-string` function instead of manually joining on space. These changes result in the ability to add and remove file level tags such that the resulting value of the `#+filetags` property is a valid tag string.
Previously if a top-level file node is excluded, it would still be
picked up by org-roam-id-at-point. This adds another org-roam-db-node-p
check before returning an ID, fixing the broken behaviour. Fixes#1635.
The rationale for this change is to allow context-specific capture
consideration. That is to say, in my experience, when I'm working on a
project, I often want to scope my note finding and creation to that
project. By adding `filter-fn` and `templates` I can easily craft
context-aware functions for my note-taking.
I chose to switch these to `cl-defun` to expose `&key` parameters, which I
find more useful as the method signature grows.
Closes#1681
From the Github Issue:
> Adding a `filter-fn` parameter to `org-roam-capture` and a `templates`
> parameter to `org-roam-capture` , `org-roam-node-insert`,
> `org-roam-node-find` would improve their general utility, and reduce
> fiddling with the more inner functionality of `org-roam-capture-` and
> `org-roam-node-read`
This adds the whole new section in `org-roam-mode.el` for node dedicated
buffers, with a new global command `org-roam-buffer-display-dedicated`,
which supersedes `org-roam-buffer` command.
Along the way this also refactors the code for the persistent buffers to
clean it up, make it more clear in what it does, improve its robustness,
and to make it play nice with the dedicated buffers.
1. If it the link is at a headline, it shows the headline's content
instead of just repeating the headline
2. If the link is a bullet item in the plain-list, show the full list instead
org-roam-file-p throws `wrong-type-argument stringp nil` on buffers that
do not have a corresponding file. This fix changes org-roam-file-p to
return nil instead of crashing in this scenario.
Addresses #1645
