Instead of storing preview content in the database, now provide a
function to fetch these on the fly. This paves the way for future
improvements (e.g. showing more lines)
We need to split the ref into its type/file before querying the db for a
match. Throw a warning when `org-roam--capture-new-file` tries to
recreate an existing file.
updates org-roam-with-file to accept nil FILE arg, to operate on current
buffer. Fixes org-roam-link--get-headlines to kill buffer if not
obtaining markers.
If the user creates a new daily via `org-roam-dailies-find-today`, they
will get a new buffer that hasn't yet been saved to disk. If they then try
to navigate to the previous daily via
`org-roam-dailies-find-previous-note`, they will get the error:
`Wrong type argument: number-or-marker-p, nil`
This is because the value of the local variable `position` is set only if
the current buffer exists as a file in the dailies directory. It doesn't
until the user explicitly saves it.
That's not a big problem, but the solution is not obvious from the error
message. I added a check that will provide the user with a more informative
error message, so they know how to fix the issue:
"Can't find current note file - have you saved it yet?"
* (feat): Support file-property drawers
Add support for file-property drawers in property extraction. This means
the following is now supported:
:PROPERTIES:
:ROAM_ALIAS: alias
:ROAM_TAGS: tag1 tag2
:END:
Follow on to #1345.
The discussion in the Slack thread further clarified what was exactly
confusing for a beginner reader of this Getting Started. When a user is using
the built-in completion (no ivy, no ido), then `org-roam-find-file` does not
immediately show any files -- instead, the user has to press TAB. This is not
explicitly mentioned.
Previously we had set `org-capture-link-is-already-stored` to `t` in
org-roam captures, because org-roam-protocol stores links. This
prevented regular captures from utilizing the %a element in the
templates.
Instead, only set `org-capture-link-is-already-stored` in the
org-roam-protocol capture command.
Fixes#1341.
When `org-roam-directory` doesn't end with trailing slash and
`org-roam-index-file` contains relative filename, absolute path
to org-roam index file returned by `org-roam--get-index-path` is
malformed and invalid.
Co-authored-by: Jethro Kuan <jethrokuan95@gmail.com>
