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Hi @lyndhurst! This seems to be a bug. I had underestimated the permutations of YAML frontmatter. It's not you that's missing anything. Just a bug. |
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Thanks for clarifying, and taking care of this issue so quickly. Looking at #459, I see that you added a code block with an example of a YAML array, I used the other syntax so far in my notes: tags: [ tag1, tag2 ]Do you think it is going to be an issue on my end to use the |
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Working great now, thank you ! |
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Hi,
I saw from the changelog that releases 0.19.1 and 0.19.2 added the ability to look for tags in the front matter for the "Capture To Tag" feature.
I would like to use QuickAdd to insert links to newly created notes into a structure note, often called MOCs in the Obsidian community. I tag my structure notes, with the
indexkeyword in an array field located in the YAML frontmatter under thetagskey. I do not prefix my tags with a#sign in this array; and I know that some people use the YAML keykeywordinstead oftags.Anyway, when I add
#indexin theCapture To filenamefield, an error is thrown stating that no notes taggedindexwere found. When I addindexinstead, of course it complains that the file does not exist, or creates it depending on the settings.I tested adding a
#indextag to a couple of notes, and they end up being listed in the suggester which indicates theCapture To Tagfunctionality works fine.I also tested adding
#indexin the frontmattertagsarray wondering if the plugin was looking for some kind of regex exact match, but it still did not work, and also messed up the YAML highlighting, teaching me that this is the YAML comment syntax :)Finally my questions are:
Capture tofield for the plugin to look into the front matter ?tags?Thanks for your help.
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