New command 'org-transclusion-detach' can be used on the transclusion
at point. It turns it into a normal, edtitable text content.
You can undo this operation.
In addition, you can press 'C-d' directly on the transclusion at point
to detach it. This is because the command is bound to 'C-d' by
default in 'org-transclusion-map'.
'org-transclusion-refresh' now accepts universal argument such as
'C-u M-x org-transclusion-refresh' and detaches the transclusion at
point.
'org-transclusion-add' now accepts universal argument such as 'C-u M-x
org-transclusion-add' and copies the source content rather than
transclude it.
You can undo this operation.
Limitation: Undo detach does not add the overlay back on the
source. This should not break any feature. You can safely refresh the
transclusion and recover the source overlay. You can also safely open
or moved to the source.
New command 'org-transclusion-detach' can be used on the transclusion at point. It turns it into a normal, edtitable text content.
You can undo this operation.
In addition, you can press 'C-d' directly on the transclusion at point to detach it. This is because the command is bound to 'C-d' by default in 'org-transclusion-map'.
'org-transclusion-refresh' now accepts universal argument such as 'C-u M-x org-transclusion-refresh' and detaches the transclusion at point.
'org-transclusion-add' now accepts universal argument such as 'C-u M-x org-transclusion-add' and copies the source content rather than transclude it.
You can undo this operation.
Limitation: Undo detach does not add the overlay back on the source. This should not break any feature. You can safely refresh the transclusion and recover the source overlay. You can also safely open or moved to the source.