Closed siainbuletin closed 5 months ago
What can I do to make Alfred recognise the literature note in Obsidian and the PDF that's linked in BibDesk? Is there any rule for the citations?
Well, the literature note and the PDF must be exactly named like the citekey. From the screenshot, it looks like this is not the case for either. So I assume the problem is indeed the citekey.
Unfortunately, I do not use BibDesk, and therefore cannot help much here, sorry. Better ask at some BibDesk forum how to fix that problem? Otherwise, I do not really see much that I can help on my end.
Bug Description
I wouldn't actually call this a bug, rather a question on whether I'm doing something wrong.
I have this entry with the citekey
@Campbell2022The-Souls-Tool:
which is generated by BibDesk. I've tried to turn off the colon generation, but I can't seem to find a solution for it.Despite the colon not showing up in the preview in this BibDesk pannel, it's present as a separator in every other citation that is generated in it. Of course, I thought it was going to cause some problems with other software. When creating a literature note in Obsidian, the colon gets converted to an underline:
The name of the associated PDF is also generated through Auto-File in BibDesk. The PDF is attached, and it shows as such in BibDesk:
The PDF doesn't have a colon nor an underscore.
(I can't take a screenshot of what shows up because of modifier keys) In Alfred, all that shows up are the 🏷 keyword and 📄 abstract icons.
What can I do to make Alfred recognise the literature note in Obsidian and the PDF that's linked in BibDesk? Is there any rule for the citations?
Also notable information: my PDFs are stored on a server. They can be easily accessed from the button in BibDesk, but not from anywhere else currently.
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buffer.json last_version.txt
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