[YOM-579] periodic update of some notes

[HananoshikaYomaru]

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[HananoshikaYomaru]

we can make it a yaml key. autorun: true

[HananoshikaYomaru]

what if we have conditional update?

[HananoshikaYomaru]

obsidian run periodic update of notes

[rodrigoportela]

Hello.

Considering some ideas for publishing a website from Obsidian with things like Dataview queries, I arrived to this useful plugin and feature request, which seems to have seen no progress for about half a year. Or is it working or is maybe some way to have Run periodically update notes without visiting them planned?

[HananoshikaYomaru]

This is one of the planned features. But i doubt people need it except me. So I tend to see how people react on the issue to decide whether continue or not.

This issue definitely takes a lot of work. If I go down this path, obsidian run will be very powerful and I might to improve its architecture and design to cater the expansion.

But unluckily, recently just don't get much time. I have been keep using obsidian run in my notes and it work fine. Personally I have no desire to expand for now.

[rodrigoportela]

Thank you for the explanation. Another idea, just in case there's an alternative if/while this is not implemented: would it be possible in some way to bulk update all notes containing Run code (or maybe identified by some YAML) by having the update started from a command (like adding it to QuickAdd and/or hotkeys), so one can manually update everything sometimes? I don't know if this would be maybe harder to do than the automatic update or this feature request / question should go somewhere else.

[HananoshikaYomaru]

Yes you can. Obsidian run is just a command I believe. As long as you find a way to bulk run a command on certain condition, you can do it. I believe there is builtin command to bulk run in the whole vault and in a folder. Make sure you back up the vault when you bulk run.