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meld-cp / obsidian-encrypt

Hide secrets in your Obsidian.md vault
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Indentation behaviour is broken #108

Closed tiggerbiggo closed 8 months ago

tiggerbiggo commented 1 year ago

meld version - v2.2.0 release obsidian version - latest (v1.3.5) platform - Windows 10 Enterprise 22H2 other plugins - none

In a secure note, trying to indent with TAB causes the interface focus to cycle, meaning I need to copy and paste indent characters to indent inside secure notes. I have confirmed that I can indent normal notes properly, it's only secure notes that have the issue.

Thanks for a very convenient and easy to use plugin, hope this is an easy fix :) won't stop me using it though

meld-cp commented 11 months ago

I had a quick look at this a few days ago and I ended up down a crazy parsing rabbit hole.

The .encrypted note editor is separate and independent from Obsidian's markdown editor, which makes it difficult to have a like-for-like editing experience between .encrypted and .md files. Until there's a way to hook into the save-to/read-from disk api without corrupting notes, editing .encrypted notes will be very limited.

Having said that, v2.3.0 adds the ability to quickly decrypt or encrypt an existing note (bind it to a hotkey). So, the workflow could be to temporally decrypt the note to disk, edit it with all the nice Obsidian features, then re-encrypt it when done.

I'll leave this open as I think indenting is one of those basic features that should be included in the .encrypted note editor... when I figure out how