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Might be related to the other new bug, but if I run pyomd to move front matter similar to:
--- date: 2023_0129 ---
to dataview inline, the date shows up in the dataview inline as: date:: 20230129 meaning, it removed the underscore (which I need).
date:: 20230129
I have this naming convention for dates in pretty much every one of my files, sadly. Hopefully this is an easy fix?
Thanks! ACE
full syntax:
from pyomd import Notes from pyomd import Note from pyomd.metadata import MetadataType from pathlib import Path path = Path('/Users/acepelon/git/example-vault/media/test.md') notes = Notes(path) notes.metadata.move(fr=MetadataType.FRONTMATTER, to=MetadataType.INLINE) print (notes.notes) notes.update_content(inline_inplace=False, inline_position="top",inline_tml="callout") notes.write()
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Might be related to the other new bug, but if I run pyomd to move front matter similar to:
to dataview inline, the date shows up in the dataview inline as:
date:: 20230129
meaning, it removed the underscore (which I need).
I have this naming convention for dates in pretty much every one of my files, sadly. Hopefully this is an easy fix?
Thanks!
ACE
full syntax:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: