franciskafieh / obsidian-list-modified

🪨 The advanced and adaptive changelog for Obsidian. Links all modified files meeting certain criteria to a timed (daily, weekly, monthly) note.
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[FR] custom log note #79

Closed jeetsukumaran closed 1 year ago

jeetsukumaran commented 1 year ago

First Steps

Describe the desired feature

Is it possible to decouple the destination from the daily note? It would be nice to have the change file logs in a different file from, say, capture and tasks etc. Basically, a custom folder/name pattern destination for just the changed file logs, e.g.

[archives/change-logs/]YYYY/YYYY-MM-DD[.changed-notes.log]
franciskafieh commented 1 year ago

Actually, I'm going to reopen #33 and merge this into there. Please see my comment there for a current workaround in regards to graph (if that's what you're after)

jeetsukumaran commented 1 year ago

Hi, just a quick follow up. #33 does not apply here -- my wish is to separate the content, not the links. In particular, I don't want the list of changed files to be injected in my designated daily note. I would like the entire "changed files" log to be stored in a different set of files, also timestamped, in parallel with my journal/capture/daily note set of files.

franciskafieh commented 1 year ago

I would like the entire "changed files" log to be stored in a different set of files, also timestamped, in parallel with my journal/capture/daily note set of files.

from what I understand, a suffix would still suffice for this. E.g. having 2023-04-09 as your daily note, and 2023-04-09-links as your "suffix" note

also, from #33 (comment I posted just some 10s of minutes ago...)

although both of these have downsides and do not solve the root problem if the user wants their modified list in a separate file for other reasons

jeetsukumaran commented 1 year ago

Oh, you are right. That would solve the problem very well. Thanks :)