Lookup doesn't show completions for a hierarchy with schema

vicrdguez commented 3 years ago

Please select the area your Bug applys to. (Multiple selections are Possible)

[ ] Onboard. Initial vault setup and import/export pods
[x] Create. Note creation, lookup, snippets and templates
[ ] Retrieve. Backlinks, references, graph view
[x] Structure. Refactoring, multi-vault and schemas
[ ] Publish. Sharing your repo with the world
[ ] Misc (Choose this if your not sure)

Describe the bug

Having a hierarchy decorated with a schema, there is no completions showing expected children. I find this issue when I'm more than 2 level deep in a hierarchy, but the schema defines potential childrens:

# --- dev
- id: dev
  desc: "dev stuff"
  children:
    - dev.lib
    - migration
    - mode

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Create a schema for a hierarchy where you define children more than 2 levels deep
Launch the Lookup for and search for that hierarchy
Beyond the second level there is no completions

Expected behavior

The lookup shows completions for a hierarchy with schema, no matter how deep you are in the hierarchy

Screenshots

For 2 level deep. Lookup shows completions of expected children even when they don't exists as a note yet

In the former picture most of the notes don't exist.

Beyond that point, I loose completions:

Desktop (please complete the following information)

OS: Arch Linux (Manjaro)
Version: v41

ghost commented 3 years ago

Question do you have entries for migration and mode

schemas: 
# --- dev
- id: dev
  desc: "dev stuff"
  children:
    - dev.lib
    - migration
    - mode
- id: migration
- id: mode

Secondly, is dev.lib a schema that gets imported?

kevins8 commented 3 years ago

No, that's just a naming thing because we already had a schema named lib elsewhere

On Tue, May 18, 2021 at 4:51 AM flammehawk @.***> wrote:

Question do you have entries for migration and mode

schemas: # --- dev

id: dev desc: "dev stuff" children:

dev.lib

migration

mode

id: migration

id: mode

Secondly, is dev.lib a schema that gets imported?

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vicrdguez commented 3 years ago

I was just trying Kevin's lang schema and found this. I didn't modify the schema itself. This is the full schema: https://gist.github.com/kevinslin/753b38649500b7d987b73724d8a1a7e5

kpathakota commented 3 years ago

Yes, that does seem surprising. Should display - migration, runtime and mode if I'm reading the schema properly.

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