Closed Unrealluver closed 1 year ago
Ah haven't thought about people having CamelCase Notes. Alfred by default matches words, so the H1 was matched since it was space-delimited, which your note title were not.
While truely fuzzy or partial matching isn't easily possible with Alfred, it is possible to match by CamelCase, which I have just added now.
Download the latest release (3.8.2) and it should work :)
Thanks, I will try that version latter again.
Feature Requested
Greetings,
Thank you for your great tools! It truly advances my effectiveness on obsidian-based workflow!
(Because the version of my obsidian is 0.14.6 and the latest version of shimmering-obsidian could not work for me, I choose the v2.27.7 shimmering-obsidian from the released history.)
But I face a problem in that I could not apply a partial search for the filename. For example, the filename is '@Yang2022TeViT', but when I typed 'o TeViT', I could not get the search result directing to the file mentioned before. Moreover, I must type 'o @yang' to get the links to that file.
However, the H1 head of '@Yang2022TeViT' is 'Temporally Efficient Vision Transformer for Video Instance Segmentation'. I noticed that I could get the file link by 'o for Video Instance S'.
This kind of partial search for H1 head is very useful and so cooooooooool! And I wonder if I could use the partial search for the filename?
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